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The result is an overly expensive and incomplete solution to the climate crisis.

Limiting access to weapons is certainly a pragmatic albeit incomplete solution to the United States' propensity for murder.

Paul Wessel, executive director of Connecticut Parent Power, an advocacy group, called the plan "an incomplete solution to a larger problem".

In fact, it is, at best, an incomplete solution to this problem.

A Rikers shutdown is an incomplete solution to complex problems.

And when Alan Blinder '67 imagines an economic-policy genie that could grant three wishes, he acknowledges that his suggestions to the genie amount to an incomplete solution — no policymaker could restore Blinder's portfolio "to its former glory" (The Wall Street Journal, Feb. 4).

Nimrod Cnaan, head of policy and profile at the Law Centres Network, which defends the legal rights of people who can't afford a lawyer, believes lawtech is currently an "incomplete solution" when it comes to helping people access services.

While buying often means lower total cost of ownership, it also often translates to an incomplete solution that does not fit the business and operational models completely.

Benjamin et al. (6) state that although these components can be broadened the improvement of legal preparedness must address all four core elements and not focus on one element (e.g. legislation) only, which will lead to an incomplete solution (5).

The removal of duplicated reads by filtering out all reads in excess of a single read for a single locus appears to be an incomplete solution that introduces several confounding factors when using single reads.

Even if it were widely and cheaply available, praziquantel would be an incomplete solution for people who enter river water to bathe and clean clothing, among other reasons, and get reinfected frequently through contact with schistosome-contaminated waters.