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Speaking to AFP, Norbert Baksa criticised what he called the media's "incomplete" coverage of Europe's worst migrant crisis since the second world war.

Such absolute indicators exist, but suffer from shortcomings such as incomplete coverage of environmental issues, varying data quality and varying or insufficient spatial resolution.

Incomplete coverage of the smaller ASD resulted in trivial residual shunting (slim arrow) (b) Fig. 2 Balloon sizing of ASD and GCSO implantation.

Potential responses measured during pulse off-time suggest that the displacement reaction leads to incomplete coverage of the alloy surface by copper.

The total tonne-kilometres (RTK) calculated are very close to the reference, but given the incomplete coverage of all-cargo flights in our model, this seems to be consistent with the slightly overestimated ASKs and RPKs.

The inability to detect the latter metabolite and other benzoate metabolites could be explained by the ephemeral nature and/or the incomplete coverage of these compounds (i.e. their silylated derivatives) in the mass spectral library used for GC-MS identification.

Here, the O 1 s emission has a similar intensity as that from the as-grown "partially oxidized" sample, consistent with the incomplete coverage of the surface by the oxide in the corresponding STM images.

Shortcomings of gonad shielding, which manifest themselves inevitably in daily practice, and which have an impact on the patient dose, are: (1) in males, an incomplete coverage of the testes, (2) the need for retakes because vital landmarks are obscured and (3) an increase in dose when an active AEC-chamber is (partly) shielded by the lead supposed to shield the gonads.