Sentence examples for incompletely accurate from inspiring English sources
The MSE performances of the estimation of both parameters θ and A degared as the noise energy decreases; however, they still keep a distance to the CRLB because of the incompletely accurate extrinsic information.
GLUTag, STC-1, and NCI-H716 cells secrete GLP-1 (Drucker et al., 1994; Abello et al., 1994; Reimer et al., 2001) but exhibit different nutrient sensitivities and are incompletely validated as accurate models of the native L cell.
Head incompletely preserved; antennae faint; incomplete.
Until now, there has been a relative absence of firm UK evidence: what evidence exists comprises descriptions of personal case series from general practice, and audits of completely or incompletely excised lesions reported by pathologists, with or without accurate diagnoses recorded on the pathologist's request form.
Precise figures are still incompletely researched.
However, the exact molecular pathophysiology remains incompletely understood [9].
Instead, most of the contributors to this field, including most bioethicist-philosophers, have embraced one or more methods designed, in the clumsy but accurate phrase of Cass Sunstein (1996), to facilitate "incompletely theorized agreements" on moral problems in medicine, public health, and biomedical research.
Consequently, a two-dimensional depiction is not adequate for accurate RV assessment because the right ventricle can only be incompletely visualised in a single view [ 2, 8].
Joey D. Whitener incompletely.
