Sentence examples for incomplete means from inspiring English sources

The interface specification being partial (incomplete) means that the interface displays only a strict subset of the behaviors allowed by the interface specification.

MHC I down modulation, albeit incomplete, means that cancer cells are more susceptible to NK cell-mediated lysis, if NK receptor activating ligands are present.

Incomplete meant that at least one section was not filled.

MOOCs' incomplete also means potential.

In general, an incomplete shell means that some attracting power of a nucleus may be wasted, and adding electrons beyond a closed shell would entail the energetic disadvantage of beginning the next shell of the atom concerned.

As historical construction data are expensive and time-consuming to collect, any waste of incomplete data means not only loss of knowledge but also increase of costs for knowledge discovery of construction engineering.

In our setting almost all IMCI trained health workers were using IMCI to assess children, but incomplete implementation means IMCI is failing to achieve maximum benefits for child survival.

An incomplete education means unfulfilled potential.

Ultimately, this can be of detriment to the final aim as poor quality and incomplete reference means that read alignment can be badly sub-optimal and generate many false positives or miss much of the variation.

Incomplete resection means either macroscopic evidence of the tumour or metastatic lymph nodes left behind, microscopic evidence of the tumour on the resected stump or clinical evidence of a distant metastasis.

Therefore, for the first time, the contents of CuX molecules can be controlled by dissolving the appropriate amount of CuX into a solution of 1 needed for a straightforward formation of either incomplete (that means porous) spheres in the desired stoichiometry or complete nano-sized balls, which undergo unprecedented reversible shape rearrangement to a tetrahedral-shaped supramolecule.