Sentence examples for incomplete compared to from inspiring English sources

Complicating this issue is the fact that toxicological databases for mycotoxins are relatively incomplete compared to other food contaminants.

Since the transcriptome assembly (generated from J2s and parasitic G. rostochiensis 14 days after infection) is likely to be incomplete, compared to the full G. pallida genome, it is reasonable to conclude that the "novel" effector candidates do not include any G. pallida specific sequences.

Modified mobile devices too large to pass through a standard door and with brakes were a compromise solution adopted in the USA, and provide incomplete protection compared to banning all BWs.

Consequently, although TPC is an incomplete measure compared to QST, TPC with threshold cutoff set at ≥7 and with positive TP cutoff set at ≥ moderate pain may be a practical diagnostic measure of interictal WPH.

Vaccination of C57Bl/6 mice with LACK DNA alone resulted in partial protection, whereas the combination of LmST11 and TSA provided stronger, though still incomplete protection compared to the combination of all three Ag DNAs.

However, progress remained incomplete, especially compared to China, which became a global economic powerhouse.

He said the legislation was incomplete when compared to the broader "Gang of Eight" bill, which also included a proposal for an agricultural guestworker visa program.

These methods, however, also indicated higher levels of incomplete adherence compared to clinic-based measures.

While we predicted that the ablation and silencing phenotypes would be similar for males, this inconsistent finding may be attributable to either differences in transgene impact (silencing is incomplete as compared to ablation) or developmental or physiological compensation in animals lacking corazonin neurons.

However, those who were excluded due to incomplete information compared to those who were included in the sample had lower first follow-up cognitive functioning (p = 0.003).

No gender differences emerged in the case of triple-vessel disease, with 15% of females receiving incomplete revascularization compared to 12% of males (P = 0.08, Figure 2(a)).