However, in many cases there is considerable uncertainty about parameter values, reflecting both the incomplete nature of current knowledge and natural variation, for example between farms.
The incomplete nature of Indian emancipation in California reflected Republicans' own ambivalence toward Indian freedom.
By January, the Sanders campaign was using the climate issue to attack Clinton, going after her for the vague and incomplete nature of her climate plan.
The title of "Bracko" alludes to the many brackets that mark the fragmentary texts of Sappho's poems, whose incomplete nature becomes obvious in live performance.
"The incomplete nature of both specimens complicates efforts to figure out how big P. funkei was.
Sometimes, the incomplete nature of model development may also contribute to the problem (Tu 1996).
Our understanding of the Presocratics is complicated by the incomplete nature of our evidence.
Reasons are the variety, low transparency and the incomplete nature of the many standards (table 1).
But the researchers question the value of any comparison, citing the incomplete nature of the earlier figures.
In keeping with the incomplete nature of the Aristotelian treatment of hypothetical propositions, Boole did not give a precise description of possible forms for his secondary propositions.
We interpret these findings as reflecting the incomplete nature of licensing contracts and the need for licensees to maintain access to inventor knowhow for many university inventions.
