Sentence examples for incomplete portion from inspiring English sources
In order to determine the correct ⟨110⟩ direction, the grooves can be inspected under a microscope to determine and compare the lengths of the incomplete portion of the formed grooves.
However, if undercutting rate is more (i.e., away from ⟨110⟩ direction) the groove will be wider with a longer length of incomplete portion of the base for the same etching time.
Slepian functions (Slepian 1983) have been used for modeling noisy regional potential fields over an incomplete portion of the globe (Simons and Dahlen 2006), and to study gravity (e.g., Han and Simons 2008; Han 2008; Wang et al. 2012) and magnetic (e.g., Kim and von Frese 2013; Beggan et al. 2013; Plattner and Simons 2015) fields.
By 1940, the route was extended south to the Virginia border and a small incomplete portion between Snow Hill and Salisbury was finished.
The incomplete portion of the quote used by Rep. Smith in his L.A. Times letter appears to support the view that the Citizenship Clause was drafted to exclude children of "foreigners" who are not subject to U.S. jurisdiction.
Thirteen sequences appear to cover the entire reading frame (from start to stop codon) coding for the precursor polypeptide, while nine others represent partial sequences coding for a large, but still incomplete portion of the peptide precursor.
The right hand earspool also appears incomplete; the forward portion is marked with a sculpted line while the rear portion has been sculpted in relief, probably indicating that the right cheek and eye area were also unfinished.
Biological knowledge is incomplete, therefore a portion of the "false" predictions will be true i.e. the reported PPV measures are conservative.
CrWRKY9, which was identified by NCBI CDD, but not PlantTFcat, had an incomplete C-terminal portion of the WRKY domain.
As a third weakness of the study, the information on TNM status was incomplete for a portion of the cancers, mostly due to Tx, Nx or Mx codes, meaning they were 'not assessed'.
