Sentence examples for incomplete integration of from inspiring English sources
Another concern is that the incomplete integration of the transplanted cells could result in irregular heart beats which can be deadly," he said.
The evidence they provide for the incomplete integration of the two populations is supported by research into placename history, the history of religious houses, and local archaeology, which indicates that the western part of Wessex was thinly settled by the Germanic newcomers at the time the laws were issued.
Families' inability to fully understand patients' prognoses, their unrealistic expectations towards staff resulting from media exposure as well as a late and incomplete integration of patients' substitute decision maker into end-of-life discussion can further hinder effective communication with healthcare professionals.
Disadvantages such as incomplete integration and easy detachment of implants, are found in the healing of cartilage bone formed between chondral material from in vitro culture and recipient tissue.
In many ways the European economic crisis was a crisis of incomplete integration.
In this case, cell death was shown to be due to incomplete integration events, rather than sensing of incomplete reverse transcription products.
The clinical importance of a full-thickness fissure or a broader gap, suggesting incomplete integration, is still unclear.
The failing-forward cycle alternates between incomplete integration, followed by crisis, followed by incomplete but deeper integration, followed by crisis, and so on.
One patient had incomplete integration with a split-like fissure between the graft and adjacent cartilage.
Another factor in this mess is the highly incomplete institutional integration of the euro zone.
Incomplete adoption of the original project implementation plan, which theoretically addresses a majority of the shortcomings identified in our assessment, is probably the main amongst them and incomplete structural integration of the IDSP within the state health service system the other.
