Sentence examples for incomplete some from inspiring English sources

National statistics are flawed and incomplete; some figures are even state secrets.

Scientific knowledge is often incomplete, some things (for example people, or economies) are too complex to be fully predictable right now, and may always remain so.

It attributes these words to him, after a follow-up comment from Justice Scalia concerning a male graduate of Harvard Law School: "Well — he did not —." Although the transcription is incomplete, some people in the courtroom understood him to say, in a joshing tone, that a law degree from Yale could actually be proof of incompetence or ineffectiveness.

In addition, these images can be noisy or incomplete (some joints or limbs are not visible).

Biodegradation of dyes is generally selective and incomplete; some dyes with aromatic structure are difficult to biodegrade[3].

Because scientists' catalogue of chemical signatures is incomplete, some experts believe the answer still lies in the natural world.

Yet historians noted that some files are incomplete, with some documents having probably been purged to keep details secret.

Also, retrieval of some data was incomplete because some studies failed to report length of follow-up or complication rates.

Second, if the list of properties is incomplete, as some cluster theorists hold, then some justification or principle would be needed for extending it.

As also previously criticized by other reviewers, the description of the conducted statistics is incomplete with some F values missing, but there are some inconsistencies as well.

Incomplete miscarriage: Some pregnancy tissue leaves the body, but some stays inside.