Sentence examples for incompletely identified from inspiring English sources
Mr. Paul said he responded by distributing passages from the paper's internal guidelines about attributing information to anonymous or incompletely identified sources.
An article on Thursday about the potential effect of federal immigration legislation on tens of thousands of American-educated workers in the technology industry incompletely identified the university from which one such worker, Sanket Sant, received his doctorate.
Correction: December 24, 2000, Sunday Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday on capital punishment incompletely identified an aide to George W. Bush, who recalled Mr. Bush's statement that death penalty decisions were the most serious he faced as governor.
The signals, that determine which of the three distinct outcomes a given autospecific T cell-precursor will adopt, remain incompletely identified, but the IL-2 produced by DC (e) and mTEC-derived IL-15 (f) drive precursors into the Treg lineage.
However, as long as regulatory elements are incompletely identified and characterized, there is no single epigenetic mark 'of choice' that can be considered the most appropriate to highlight regulatory regions [39], [40].
Such changes are caused, presumably, by a cytokine cascade, as yet incompletely identified.
Dr. Ungerleider was also identified incompletely.
The woman in the photographs by Carrie Mae Weems was identified incompletely.
Dr. Wadler was also identified incompletely on June 20 in the authors' note of a Back Talk article he wrote for The New York Times with Dr. Steven Ungerleider.
A front-page picture caption on Sunday about two pilots from the New York National Guard who flew Huey helicopters in the Vietnam War and are now deployed in northern Iraq identified them incompletely in some copies.
The 36 kDa band was identified as incompletely processed VP2−VP4 (VP0) by mass spectrometry.
