Sentence examples for incomplete applicability from inspiring English sources

For example, Levandowski et al. (2006) identified study limitations that included the use of maternal educational attainment as a proxy for maternal literacy, an inability to tease out the separate impact of health literacy training from the overall intervention impact, and the incomplete applicability of vital records data to the actual study population.

This study sought to assess whether 400 mcg sublingual misoprostol could effectively evacuate the uterus after incomplete abortion and to confirm its applicability for use at lower level settings.

Features of the proposed method include a high running speed in challenge of a large number of genomes, and high applicability for classifying organisms with incomplete genome sequences.

Commentators from Fritz (1952) through Sainsbury (1979) have denied that Russell's various constructions fit into a unified methodology, as well as questioning the applicability of the language of "fiction" and "incomplete symbol" to all examples.

Nevertheless, most of these studies are either limited with respect to clinical applicability (conducted in animals) or deliver an incomplete depiction of cardiac electrical activation (e.g. visualization of epi- or pericardial activation only).

This means that a purely mathematical characterization of the applicability of mathematics (via structure preservation) is inherently incomplete.

Our experience demonstrates that translation of research on oral care practices into LTC practice through academic-practice partnerships is feasible, is associated with positive resident outcomes, and illustrates a process that has broader applicability to other common problems in LTC, where incomplete implementation of an extant research base for practice may inhibit student learning.

While promising, the applicability of oxime chemistry is still hampered by the incomplete introduction of ketone functionalities and the inability to use N-terminal acetylated proteins [ 17, 18].

The former involves a top-down approach that may compromise local applicability, while both processes are vulnerable to the problems of incomplete representation.

Incomplete or inadequate reporting of eligibility criteria hampers a proper assessment of the applicability of trial results.

This sort of variation, with insufficient information on trial characteristics and incomplete and inadequate outcome assessment invalidated the interpretation of the results, and their clinical applicability [27].