Sentence examples for is more incomplete from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is likely that nearly all diabetic patients attending an HCC can be identified in the database whereas identification of patients with CHF is more incomplete.

If cause-of-death certification is more incomplete among foreigners [ 21], this will have led to an underestimation of the proportion of ill-defined causes of death in these countries.

Actions are unknown because "nothing…can be more incomplete than [one's] image of the totality of drives which constitute [a man's] being" (D 119).

This difference demonstrates a more comprehensive eruption record in the JTM region, including the previously published and independent volume calculations of Hayakawa (2010), and that records of small magnitude events are more incomplete elsewhere.

In addition, we would expect that adjustment would be more incomplete when gestational weight gain is classified based on mothers' recall rather than measured weight gain.

Memory is more dynamic and incomplete than is often supposed and it always contains inferences and inaccuracies.

However when corporate structure is more complex, the incomplete nature of contracts between a principal (shareholders, cooperative owners, the government) and its agent (managers) and an environment committed to competition become more fundamental factors.

Local recurrence is more common in incomplete excision or with perineural spread [ 47].

In that case, an internal employment contract is more flexible than an incomplete contract between separate firms.

Moreover, precise inference is more difficult due to incomplete annotation, along with different stringency criteria, customary thresholds to classify true and erroneous AS events, and various gene models used in different species.

They concluded that combined intervention is more cost effective than incomplete harm reduction.