Sentence examples for incomplete call from inspiring English sources

I couldn't reach her — the vagaries of mobile reception quickly disconnected us — but even receiving this incomplete call, she somehow sensed something was amiss and left her day job to rush to the house.

Jerome Boger, the head of the crew, was reported to have had several instances during the season in which he was deemed to have made an incomplete call but had the grading reversed upon appeal.

This reflects that this effort must be made even before an incomplete call attempt and is often repeated, probably contributing little or nothing to the health outcome.

All completed calls and incomplete call attempts were assumed to require an additional 5 min of record review and preparation before each call.

The number of incomplete call attempts was estimated from a random sample and stratified on the number of completed calls, based on paper work logs recording this activity.

In addition, an average of 36.9 (4.0) incomplete call attempts (for up to 10 intervention calls by protocol) per person were made; these included additional contact numbers and cellular telephones.

When Conrad died, he left a novel, tantalisingly incomplete, called Suspense.

However, these genetic repertoires in Macrosteles' symbionts are incomplete, calling into question whether or how well each symbiont can metabolize sugars.

Calls were excluded if the caller was aged less than 16; name and address details were incomplete; the call was not the first one made by the caller during the study period; the address was not unique to a household e.g. business premises, student halls of residence; or if the caller had opted out of participating in research.

The uncertainty arises from a lack of knowledge and incomplete observations, called epistemic uncertainty, and from the inherent stochastic variability and randomness in known and observable phenomena, called aleatory uncertainty (NRC 2006; Kox et al. 2015).

In the 1st century ad the Latin poet Valerius Flaccus began an epic (incomplete) also called Argonautica.