Sentence examples for incomplete to allow from inspiring English sources

Common to most of these studies is that their data sets and methodology are too crude or too incomplete to allow for reliable predictions of the car fleet composition under varying fiscal and regulatory policy options.

Brod finished many of Kafka's incomplete works to allow their publication.

He and two collaborators, Podolsky and Rosen, wrote a paper in 1935 arguing that quantum mechanics was "incomplete" because it seemed to allow for the propagation of signals faster than the speed of light, a result forbidden by Einstein's relativity.

The binding sites were designed to allow incomplete base pairing with miR-312, such that the 5'seeded' and 3' regions of the miRNA would be fully base paired, with a central unpaired bulge (Fig. 1D).

The class of balanced treatment incomplete block designs is generalized to allow for comparison of v1 test treatments and v2 control treatments.

Of his Raw series, Kivinen tells Creators, it's difficult to allow the incomplete pieces to remain unedited and imperfect: "It's hard to try and learn to love the process as much as the end result... stopping at a pure moment is difficult for me," he says.

"There is too much at stake to allow an incomplete mine plan to proceed without having sufficient data, studies, and monitoring in this historic alluvial valley to ensure its preservation and protection of its inhabitants," David and Mary Fisher, landowners who live in Tongue River Valley and joined the contested case hearing, said in a statement. .

A conservative sample size of 80 was chosen to allow for incomplete data collection.

To allow for incomplete and inconsistent data, we planned to aim for 2400 individuals to be interviewed.

To allow for incomplete questionnaires and other unforeseen problems the sample was increased to 110 participants for each gender.

To allow for incomplete recording of symptoms by patients and loss to follow-up (< 10%, 300% extra patients were to be recruited: i.e., 120 patients per group.