Sentence examples for incomplete collection from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Bachmann bested an incomplete collection of her presidential rivals in a non-binding, early test of political organization in the state that will hold the first presidential voting early next year.
In the edition of recordings by the Hugo Wolf Society -- a fantastic if incomplete collection made between 1931 and 1938 and recently reissued on CD by EMI -- some of the most memorable contributions come from singers who also excelled in Wagner: Alexander Kipnis, Elisabeth Rethberg, Friedrich Schorr.
I tried to put together an (incomplete) collection of Adobe employee reactions— from the iPad release to Adobe's "Viva La Resistance".
We've been filing stories all week, but here is a very much incomplete collection of my thoughts on this year's show.
This is an incomplete collection of works owing to the nature of the exploitation genre.
Although the name had priority due to its early publication date, it was rejected as a nomen ambiguum because of a lack of supporting evidence to identify the fungus, including a specimen, type locality, and incomplete collection notes.
Sparse or incomplete collections make it difficult to differentiate variation within a single species from variation between different species.
In addition, the "completeness" of the compound database must be taken into consideration, because relatively small compound databases such as KEGG and KNApSAcK may not provide exact results, due to having incomplete collections of compound data.
We also did not attempt to adjust these estimates for potential incomplete collections, which are common even in research settings.
Use of biochemical markers to assess and control the completeness of urine collections was uncommon, impeding adjustment for likely downward biases from incomplete collections.
Exclusion of potentially incomplete collections, as expected, led to a slightly higher mean salt intake for both baseline and the end of the trial and for both the intervention and control groups.
