Sentence examples for incomplete exposure from inspiring English sources

The adoption gap resulting from the incomplete exposure to the improved pigeonpea is 27%%.

This phenomenon is due to the incomplete exposure of active sites of the printed micro-electrodes to the gel electrolyte [58, 59, 60].

Thus when compared to the current sample adoption rate of 14%%, there is a substantial population adoption gap of 27%% due to the population's incomplete exposure to the pigeonpea varieties.

The impacts of incomplete exposure depend on disease prevalence but are relatively linear with the exposure probability.

incomplete recording, incomplete exposure, imperfect sensitivity and specificity of diagnosis are all typical of the non-genetic influences encountered with field disease data.

We have derived simple deterministic formulae to predict the impacts of incomplete exposure to infection, or imperfect diagnostic test sensitivity and specificity on heritabilities for disease resistance.

Understanding how Large Igneous Provinces (LIPs) formed in the Proterozoic is subject to several challenges, including incomplete geological exposure, deformations from subsequent reworking and the lack of strong geophysical signals from the associated thermal perturbations.

A common problem is inaccurate or incomplete radiation exposure measurements (Tomášek and Darby 1995).

Most studies were limited by sample size and had no or incomplete postnatal exposure [assessed using the product of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) concentration and breastfeeding duration].

However, the small sample size, incomplete OPV exposure data for some children, and limited clinical information prevented more detailed analysis of these variables.

It remains to be determined whether this induction by inactivated virus is due to incomplete inactivation, exposure of viral RNA resulting from physical damage to the virions, or if other viral components are capable of being recognized by the cell.