Sentence examples for incomplete analyses from inspiring English sources

The report continued, "Consequently, they lead to simplistic and/or incomplete analyses that often create misleading perceptions adversely affecting communities and their residents".

This diffusion of effort within a spectrum of different objectives has led to irregular sampling and uneven, incomplete analyses of data related to pica.

Additional factors confounding previous interpretations have included incomplete analyses resulting from a limited range of basement membrane-specific reagents, the close proximity of the acinar basement membrane and the presence of sub-endothelial basement membranes of the vasculature.

For tardigrades (here: M. tardigradum) neither the genome is known nor the complete transcriptome or proteome, and up to now only quite incomplete analyses exist on a molecular level.

Previous studies of ECM components surrounding pancreatic islets have generated some confusion and this problem appears to have arisen from a limited range of available reagents and thus incomplete analyses.

Although pancreatic carcinoid based on ICD-O-3 histology classification (8240 8245) has been partially described in studies of carcinoid from the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program, 9 these have been incomplete analyses because most islet cell carcinomas were coded differently in the ICD-O-3 system (8150 8155).

To explore the possible bias created by the exclusion of participants with incomplete diaries, analyses of all participants with available calendars, below referred to as the 'liberal migraine diary group' (n = 208) and the 'strict migraine diary group' were compared.

However, even though complementation of icl-TetON in vitro and in vivo was incomplete, the analyses of this mutant in single-strain and multi-strain mouse infections demonstrated that ICL activity is not only essential for Mtb to establish an infection in mice but also to persist during chronic infections (Figure 10).

After excluding individuals with diabetes or incomplete data, analyses consisted of 589 men and 637 women aged 57 78 years.

Second, like most retrospective epidemiological studies, data are often incomplete and analyses can be subject to bias.

It's also incomplete to analyse human rights without considering climate change or look at human mobility without considering climate triggers as one of the main factors of causality.