Sentence examples for incomplete partitioning from inspiring English sources

The latter may be divided into cystic cochleovestibular dysplasia (incomplete partitioning type I) and incomplete partitioning type II (true Mondini malformation) [6].

One involved an incorrect solution when naming a proper fraction based on an incomplete partitioning.

Jackler et al. [5] hypothesised that dysplasias result from a developmental arrest during varying stages of inner ear organogenesis and identified the following groups: labyrinthine aplasia, cochlear aplasia, cochlear hypoplasia, common cavity malformation and incomplete partitioning.

a-d Middle and inner ear malformations in a patient with CHARGE: axial CT images from cranial to caudal show dysplastic ossicles, a narrow oval and round window, a short cochlea with incomplete partitioning and agenesis of the semicircular canals.

In doing so, we minimised the possible noise due to an incomplete partitioning of Sardinian vs non-Sardinian populations.

Some suborders or families have additional characteristics: the New World vultures (family Cathartidae) have pervious nostrils (i.e., incomplete partition between nostrils) and a rudimentary hind toe; the osprey, a reversible outer toe; the secretary bird, long legs with short, blunt toes; and Falconidae, toothed beak, sharply pointed wings, and a noncentrifugal wing molt.

P v represents the incomplete partition for the vehicles 1,2,…,v, and P0=∅.

This has been classified as a cystic cochleovestibular dysplasia (incomplete partition type I).

Patients: One patient was a 3-year-old-girl who had cochlear and cochleovestibular nerve aplasia on the left side and incomplete partition on the other side.

Three of the patients showed an incomplete partition (Mondini dysplasia), one had a cochlear hypoplasia and two suffered from an intraoperative cerebrospinal fluid leak.

The weak indication was a characteristic conflation when trying to name a fraction based on an incomplete partition that shows an awareness of multiple levels of units but an inability to keep track of them.