Sentence examples for incompletely as from inspiring English sources

Mourning happens slowly and incompletely, as we try to come to terms with a sudden absence.

To those who view Jazz at Lincoln Center, incompletely, as a repository of the past, his inclusion might have seemed a benevolent gesture from a reluctant institution.

Chiang [25] and Nagashima [31] defined CLABSI incompletely as positive blood culture, and Guzzo [34] and Xiao [35] had "five episodes of CLRBSI," but this was not defined.

This methodology was tested successfully in parasitic nematodes, albeit incompletely as only fragmentary EST sequence data was available [4], [5], and has been endorsed by the World Health Organization as a promising approach to identify new helminth drug targets [6].

Among the candidates that were visually screened, a large fraction (62%) expressed the R11C05-LexA tester incompletely, as they lacked expression in one or more of the scored brain regions.

Small differences observed on the gel between the CviJI and TaqII/SIN/DMSO fragment size distributions may be due to different frequencies of their recognition sites on the butyrylcholinesterase-specific PCR fragment as well as the tendency of TaqII REase to cleave DNA incompletely, as shown previously [ 28, 29].

This is particularly relevant for the standardization of definitions, in particular for rapid progression –a spectrum of disease that has been incompletely investigated, as well as for the discrimination within viremic controllers LTNPs.

The northern swordtail lineage has received much attention from researchers because of its remarkable diversity in sexual and ecological traits [ 55, 59- 61], but the phylogenetic relationships among some of its nine described species remain incompletely resolved as well, hindering the interpretation of data in a phylogenetic context.

For this reason, there was a greater number of cases with a margin measurement of <1 mm (n=269; 42.2%) than were classified as incompletely excised, as described above (n=196).

It is important to notice that, in UniProt, the technical term fragment is applied to partial CDS sequences, a product of incompletely sequenced mRNA, as well as amino acid sequences modeled from the genome that lack initial methionine.

Our attempts to coat different batches of MSNPs with presynthesized liposomes were inefficient for GEM entrapment, likely due to leakage of the incompletely sealed LBs as well as the multiple washing steps to prepare the particles.