Sentence examples for incomplete preparation from inspiring English sources

But it is disastrous for all of the above that players who should have been granted experience, given confidence, bedded carefully into the team are now being sent to a World Cup with the most fractured, most laughably incomplete preparation possible, an infantry brigade sent into battle half-dressed and with a baguette in each hand.

Validation steps identified common problems such as incomplete preparation of data, missing data, insufficient sample size, and other issues that might result in program failure.

Also, for two patients in the intervention group, incomplete preparation resulted in a delay of more than 15 seconds between spraying and cannulation.

The naysayers of this drug have brought great attention to the ADRs caused by TCM injection due to its complex composition, incomplete preparation process, and lack of rigorous evaluation of clinical efficacy.

Though incomplete preparations and inexperience slowed the Meuse-Argonne operations, the inter-Allied offensive in France destroyed German resistance in early October and led to the Armistice the next month.

Note the surgical clip from previous resection of a polyp (thin arrow) and endoluminal faecal residues from incomplete bowel preparation.

In other words, they derive from an incomplete sample preparation protocol, losing strand specificity.

If there is no information on polyp type or if there is more than one polyp, the polyp of poorest prognosis will be considered; if the performance of the colonoscopy is incomplete or preparation is poor, 'other' will be entered as the diagnostic category.

Third, incomplete dark blood preparation may lead to bright rim blood artefacts along the endocardium, especially in patients with impaired ventricular function [20].

The lack of further instruction in regards to how to make visible and assess engineering-related learning, or how to proceed in a subsequent class in order to provide the students a more holistic experience, still leaves the teacher's preparation incomplete.

The Greek has it as akataskeúastos - unfinished, a thing with its preparation incomplete.