Sentence examples for incomplete relevant from inspiring English sources

We made use of 18,870 households because 288 households had incomplete relevant information.

If the data sheet was incomplete, the relevant EMS personnel were contacted and questioned for data completion.

"X is good" is an incomplete assertion – the relevant criteria for saying Bill, or this horse, or this pen, is good depend on what sort of thing each is.

This incomplete reduction is relevant to the design of azo-based prodrugs and the toxicology of azo-based dyes.

TechnoGIN raises awareness about the assumptions incorporated and thus supports data collection and setting of the research agenda with respect to agro-ecological processes for which knowledge is incomplete, and is relevant for showing trade-offs between production, economic and environmental impacts of different land-use systems.

However, the evidence is incomplete and all relevant critical windows may not have been identified.

Third, we only included English language studies, which could lead to an incomplete search of relevant studies.

We stress that our ability to control for potential confounding factors may have been hampered by the incomplete reporting of relevant study characteristics.

Current results add to a previous study in which generic preference-based measures including the EQ-5D were mapped onto a conceptual model of T2D, with results suggesting incomplete coverage of relevant concepts in disease-specific areas [ 21].

Their findings are similar to that of Donegan and colleagues, suggesting that the main methodological problems included unclear understanding of assumptions, incomplete inclusion of relevant studies, flawed or inappropriate methods, lack of similarity assessment and inappropriate combination of direct and indirect evidence.

Cook et al. determined that discordant meta-analyses could be attributed to "incomplete identification of relevant studies, differential inclusion of non-English language and nonrandomized trials, different definitions.., provision of additional information through direct correspondence with authors, and different statistical methods"[ 47].