Sentence examples for incomplete submissions from inspiring English sources
Suri Kasirer, a political consultant and professional fund-raiser for the Thompson campaign, said any incomplete submissions to the New York City Campaign Finance Board would be corrected.
The second category of bad data is incomplete submissions, which, again, could be solved by automatically double-checking the application before it is submitted.
We may also increase the response rate if we can improve the usability of the tool, particularly if we can minimize incomplete submissions (8% of cases for e-mailed authors, Figure 4a and b).
These range from lower credit scores, to delays in securing appraisal, to incomplete submission of documents verifying income.
Omitted questions were highlighted in cases with an incomplete submission.
Having the exposure and PEP in different counties was also reported as a cause for incomplete submission of bills to the LHD.
LHDs reported these represented patients not receiving a full five-dose vaccine series and immune globulin, PEP for lower weight children (because HRIG costs are based on body weight), or incomplete submission of bills.
However, registries frequently report slow and incomplete data submission by health providers, who in many areas still submit information via paper files.
Yes: 24 (19.8%) No 933 (76.9%) No response: 4 (3.3%) Question 2: In your journal, if the COI disclosure by the author has not been made or is incomplete at submission, does the secretariat request an explanation?
The approach used by this program relies on a systematic analysis of all published 16S rRNA gene sequences for all streptococci (and closely related organisms), using sequence profiles to eliminate obviously incomplete or erroneous submissions, which could induce wrong alignments.
This skills deficiency in data management contributed to the poor quality of data collected due to delayed reports, as well as incomplete and inaccurate submission of monthly routine reports to districts and later to national level.
