Sentence examples for incompletely applied from inspiring English sources

Although still under development and incompletely applied, methods to quantify these attributes can assist in winnowing down the list of candidates from the universe of potential CECs.

Misconceptions are not inherently inaccurate, but rather are inappropriately or incompletely applied to a given biological context in a way that is not aligned with our current scientific understanding of the world (Leonard et al., 2014).

Because my selected clades were incompletely sampled, I applied the correction built into the DiversiTree module to account for the effect of sampling frequency on estimated rates.

The strategy and algorithms we described in this paper can be applied to incompletely mapped networks because a highly significant pattern is also likely to be over-represented in a sub-network.

First, since there are no tools to guide the actual process of implementation in the 'DO' step of PDSA, as reported in the literature, there is the possibility that the model is applied inconsistently and incompletely, resulting in an implementation model that is not sustainable.

Medusa [ 44] can be applied to an incompletely-resolved phylogeny but requires a fully dated tree.

The general method developed by Laurence Halpern for deriving artificial boundary conditions for incompletely parabolic perturbations of hyperbolic systems is applied to the linearized compressible Navier Stokes equations to obtain high order artificial boundary conditions which are valid for small viscosities, high time frequencies and long space wavelengths.

Due to this shallow sampling, we applied statistical estimators designed for incompletely sampled data sets to estimate var richness (the total number of var types in the population).

Two-way ANOVA showed that product type had no significant influence on the frequency of incompletely covered hands (p = 0.796) but the applied volume did (p < 0.001).

We note that the TILD test can be applied to partitions and trees comprising incompletely overlapping sets of taxa, but preferred to make a direct comparison with the ILD results here.

The Davies model may also be applied at temperatures where the amorphous phase is incompletely relaxed, to extract its contribution to the semicrystalline polymer's modulus.