Sentence examples for in case of incompletely from inspiring English sources

However, we also tested the method in case of incompletely absorbed meals.

Thus it is important to assess the performance of the method in case of incompletely absorbed meals.

Therefore, we demonstrated an approach which makes possible to investigate in detail the gross arrangement and expression of medium-sized repeats basing on sequencing data even in the case of incompletely assembled and/or annotated genomes.

In the case of incompletely expressed major R genes, the interaction between host and pathogen is still race-specific; whereas for APR genes and resistance genes it is race nonspecific with the resistance being expressed against all pathogen isolates.

In cases of TTTS, which represents approximately 15% of DiMo cases, the blood supply sharing becomes unequal, due to as yet incompletely understood mechanisms that may include the number and/or type of anastomoses[ 19].

However, the experiment is incompletely defined, because it is not specified how the guard chooses whether to answer "Jean" or "Chris" in case both of them are to be executed.

To Blum, "racialized group" creates distance from the biological conception of race and it admits of degrees, as in the case of Latinos, whom Blum describes as an "incompletely racialized group" (2002, 151).

Our "tribunal plays" for the Tricycle are taken from long-running public inquiries (10 years in the case of Bloody Sunday) that are treated quite superficially or incompletely in the mainstream media.

An article on Friday about access to state and federal DNA databases in criminal cases described incompletely the position of the West Virginia prosecutors in the case of Joseph A. Buffey, convicted of raping an elderly woman.

Another caption referred incompletely to the bureau's role in the case of Al Capone.

This lack of practical applicability was painfully obvious in the case of an 80-year-old woman (no. 8 and 24) with an incompletely removed lesion described as benign adenomyoepithelial tumour.