Sentence examples for incomplete yielding from inspiring English sources

However, velocity model calibration for location with surface instruments is difficult for several reasons: well log measurements are often inaccurate or incomplete, yielding intractable models; origin times of perforation shots are not always accurate; and the non-uniqueness of velocity models obtained by inversion becomes especially problematic when only perforation shots are used.

Enzymatic digest of all oligosaccharides was incomplete yielding approximately 9 22% of unpolymerized tetrasaccharides (Figure S6; peak 4); a common limitation of enzymatic cleavage of HS.

Furthermore, registration in the EMR by the GPs might be incomplete, yielding a lower level of agreement.

Many existing calling context profilers for Java rely on sampling or on incomplete instrumentation techniques, yielding incomplete profiles; others rely on Java Virtual Machine (JVM) modifications or work only with one specific JVM, thus compromising portability.

For structures assumed to have an approximately radially symmetric cross section, 2D Rayburst run in the XY plane is insensitive to residual Z axis smear from incomplete deconvolution, yielding a reliable estimate of the structure's diameter irrespective of its orientation within the image stack.

Search articles were reviewed to remove duplicates and incomplete references, yielding 1560 articles.

Of 2,513 outpatients who met the inclusion criteria, 1,801 completed the questionnaire (425 rejected participation; 287 provided incomplete questionnaires), yielding a response rate of 71.67%.

Excess dimeric scaffolding protein resulted in rapid nucleation and kinetic trapping yielding incomplete shells.

Inconsistent gene start sites sometimes abolish an intergenic region in one or more genomes, yielding incomplete sets.

Conversely, word pairs such as (friend, energy) and (investment, life), which consider only individual word relationships, are usually semantically incomplete and ambiguous, thus yielding lower performance.

In addition, patient reports constituted the gold standard for the analysis of data despite the absence of scales or figures to guide the patient in his response, potentially yielding an incomplete report of symptoms.