Sentence examples for incomplete use from inspiring English sources
And we are all suffering the consequences of the indiscriminate and incomplete use of antibiotics, the wonder drugs of a half-century ago.
As the empirical part of the present research will prove, this situation quite often leads to a decrease in managerial efficiency, an incomplete use of managerial potential or incorrect prioritization.
Identification of patients with CKD is hampered by incomplete use of the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision (ICD-9) codes for CKD by physicians and the less than universal use of estimated glomerular filtration rate from serum creatinine measurements to identify patients with an estimated glomerular filtration rate less than 60 mL/min/1.73 m2.
Nearly 400 scientists said they had witnessed EPA officials misrepresenting scientific findings, 284 said they had seen the "selective or incomplete use of data to justify a specific regulatory outcome" and 224 scientists said they had been directed to "inappropriately exclude or alter technical information" in an EPA document.
This resulted in an incomplete use of the checklist and therefore a low compliance rate.
This might have resulted in the incomplete use of the checklist and therefore a low compliance rate.
But the data were incomplete, used questionable methodology and omitted to mention the most important test of all – how G8 countries were doing against the pledge made at Gleneagles four years ago to double aid by $50bn.
Follow-up of patients might also be incomplete using state database.
One was incomplete, using only three terms, and one was organized in no coherent manner and not documented on the accompanying website.
For example, in instances where structured fields are poorly populated or incomplete, using supplementary information available in freetext fields provides more detailed and complete information of treatments.
The program imputes alleles, when it has information to do this, and probabilities based on the algorithm of Kerr and Kinghorn [ 18], when the information is incomplete using single locus information.
