As a result, although Emily's poems came out in various incomplete editions, publication of her complete works was delayed until 1955 when a variorum edition was issued under the auspices of Harvard University.
Clinkle claimed the information we had was misleading and incomplete after publication.
The material was spread out in the collections of the Corpus Juris Canonici and in the generally very incomplete private publications of the acta of popes, of general and local councils, and the various Roman congregations and legal organs, which made canon law into something unmanageable and uncertain.
3 Bad as non-publication is, incomplete or misleading publications cause greater problems.
However, the relevant data of the included publications were incomplete, and these publications did not use uniform quality control standards; consequently, the prognostic impact of radiotherapy-related side effects on prognosis was not analyzed.
Because his own research and writing were interrupted by his service in Cromwell's government, History of Britain remained incomplete even at publication, for the account ends with the Norman Conquest.
In 1996, Myriad's team, arguing that Stratton's published sequence was incomplete, followed this publication with the complete sequence and a more extensive mutational analysis [ 20].
Although the proportion of reported events was similar across treatment arms, incomplete reporting in publications precluded a comparative meta-analysis across sources.
In the study by Hao and Jin [ 36] comprising 6 studies with 2,744 cases and 4,518 controls, there was incomplete identification of publications, which may distort the results [ 37].
