Sentence examples for incomplete upon from inspiring English sources

Following bolting and flowering, low levels of A. thaliana-derived transcripts are again detected in the inflorescence tissue, consistent with prior results in Brassica and Triticale showing that nucleolar dominance is incomplete upon the transition to flowering [10] or gametogenesis [9], respectively.

However, restoration of levels of the scaffold protein was incomplete upon silencing of Icer.

Interestingly, Pma1p activity is reduced in yeast in high sugar fermentation conditions with recovery to normal activity being incomplete upon transfer to low sugar conditions [ 4].

However, as with any IT system, occasional system failures are inevitable, even if infrequent: GP8: "...we have encountered at the recipients' end... we have sent a referral and I don't know of any that have been lost, but some have been incomplete upon receipt: they appeared to leave us intact, but attachments and so on, things are sometimes lost... in the sending process.

Brees's pass to Lance Moore was initially ruled incomplete, but upon review it emerged he had his knee on the ground and control of the ball in the endzone before it was kicked loose by an Indianapolis defender.

This is associated with elevated levels of IκB in αB-crystallin deficient cells and incomplete degradation upon TNF-α stimulation.

First, two classes of patient cases - equal in size - are compared (in this report, "earliest deaths" and "longest survivors") to assess the accuracy of gene expression predictors; this strategy avoids relying upon KM survival plots, which are often based upon incomplete or heavily right-censored clinical data [ 35].

But they will learn that envy is often founded upon incomplete information.

A list of modern classics would surely be incomplete without touching upon J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series!

A dishy Princeton professor exchanges e-mail with her about Keats, Shelley and Wordsworth, who, he notes, "express the... deep awareness that all romance — literary and human — depends upon incomplete and uncertain knowledge".

The Commons defence committee said it was clear the government's decision to change the variant of fighter jet for the UK's new carriers had been "rushed and based upon incomplete and inaccurate policy development".