Sharing data that is incomplete, incompletely described, of poor or antiquated resolution or quality has little value.
In the realm of Big Data, these are rare and often with limited value because the data may be incomplete, poorly described, improperly collected, outdated or heavily redacted.
As a result (and compounded by the fragmented operations and incomplete metrics described above), the goals, associated projects, programmes, and M&E often lacked relevance and meaning in the contexts where they were implemented (4).
The observed threshold level for length of perfectly repeated units before introductions of IMs might then be explained by incomplete slippage (described above) being an increasingly more important mutational mechanism as the allele is destabilized due to growth.
Incomplete KD describes patients with an incomplete presentation of the disease, irrespective of the presence of coronary complications, who do not fulfill the classical diagnostic criteria for KD.
However, it remains incomplete for describing real conservation cases that combine local and global stability.
This development is still incomplete and describes a series of pressures on a planning system traditionally adjusted to promote expansion confirming that urban sprawl is still an open agenda triggered by the presence of diverse unexpected urban gaps.
Six patients mentioned incomplete evacuation, describing it as either a sensation of not having completely emptied their bowels, or having to repeatedly return to the bathroom after they thought a bowel movement had been completed.
brachioradialis, abductor pollicis brevis, and abductor digiti minimi within the precentral gyrus; while "incomplete mapping" describes an identification of areas of maximal MEP response with insufficient discrimination of the three muscle areas.
Therefore, accumulation of electrondense granules in four of our patients could be interpreted as an incomplete gastric metaplasia of duodenal mucosa, on the analogy of incomplete intestinal metaplasia described in the stomach [ 25, 26, 27, 28], esophagus [ 29] and esophagogastric junction [ 30].
