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It was not until 1992 that the subject of human rights was touched -- and then incompletely because of the controversy sparked by even the fundamental idea of making man, and not God, central.

Some stock characteristics recover faster, some slower, and some incompletely, because of the evolutionary changes that took place while the stock was harvested.

But the grandiose ambitions of the paintings in the show remain incompletely fulfilled because imperatives of speed and spontaneity required by subway painting override the kind of focused decision-making about formal, material and representational aspects that studio painting needs.

However, the experiment is incompletely defined, because it is not specified how the guard chooses whether to answer "Jean" or "Chris" in case both of them are to be executed.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   A Case for Regulatory Robots  |  Jason Zweig writes in The Wall Street Journal: "Investment advisers are being examined infrequently, inconsistently and incompletely — largely because regulators are outnumbered and reliant on outmoded technology.

The prognostic impact of ACLF was also incompletely studied because this condition was not defined at the time of some studies.

The failure mechanisms of bone implant constructs are still incompletely understood, because the role of the peri-implant bone in implant stability is unclear.

Despite increasing recognition of this disease among children and adolescents, its pathogenesis is incompletely understood because clinical signs are often not apparent until lesions have progressed to end-stage, and examination of cadaveric early lesions is not feasible.

Most eggs exposed at the Pinyes locality were incompletely preserved because of recent erosion; however, excavation occasionally revealed relatively intact specimens in the subsurface.

Species in a molecular phylogeny can be incompletely sampled because of unavailability of DNA sequences for known lineages and/or taxonomic inaccuracies in the delineation of species diversity.

The natural history of GERD, including RE, is incompletely understood because very few well-designed prospective studies and endoscopic studies in general populations have been performed [ 30].