Study reports that incorrect or incomplete data provided to the laboratory could significantly affect the quality and outcome of overall treatment [ 4].
Though incomplete, such data provides a preliminary snapshot of the chemical pollutants released in the area, said Ilan Levin, the Texas-based associate director of the Environmental Integrity Project, a nonprofit advocacy group.
This way of looking at the existing business models around identity (that is, as hacks to deal with incomplete authentication, attributes and reputation data) provides a way of understanding that young man's choice.
This way of looking at the existing business models around identity (that is, as being hacks in response to incomplete authentication, attributes and reputation data) provides a good way of understanding the logic of what my acquaintance's son has done.
However, all of this litigation over warrants does not cover an essential flaw in reliance on black box data in the first place: the data provides an incomplete picture of what really happened and allows the jury to give too much weight to the information jurors interpret as a smoking gun.
Although incomplete, this longitudinal set of data provides a very important insight into the possible long-term consequences of PTSD in refugee parents on their children.
But many economists pointed out that demand may not have fallen as sharply as stated by the I.E.A., whose figures are regularly revised because of inaccurate or incomplete data countries provide it.
By utilizing a centralized secure IT-infrastructure, the consortium aims to minimize incomplete data and provide safe and rapid access for analyses (i.e., interim analysis).
In the LEAD-1 trial, incomplete data were provided for all arms of the study in regard to gastrointestinal (GI) side effects.
Trace archive data provides suggestive evidence that some exons are missing from some primate genomes, but given the incomplete nature of trace data, these findings are not presented.
