Sentence examples for lacking in completeness from inspiring English sources
However, they are generally lacking in completeness and robustness.
Whereas the annotations of CDS are thought to be comprehensive in these genomes, the assignments of SL RNAs as well as structural non-coding RNAs such as rRNAs, tRNAs, snRNAs and snoRNAs are clearly lacking in completeness.
For example, the criteria highlighted as being particularly poorly described in Schroter's study were physical/informational materials, which reflected findings in this study where patient information and physical materials were also lacking in completeness.
Despite the fact that there were a large number of databases containing chemical compounds and data available online their inherent quality, accuracy and completeness was lacking in many regards.
The traditional monitoring systems lack either in completeness due to an unsystematic approach [ 16] or lack in representativity due to a selective study design (cf. [ 17, 18] as examples for studies in single hospitals).
The quality and completeness of eelgrass distribution maps is variable or lacking in most regions, even though they are a fundamental prerequisite for defining the habitat to be protected and for planning an effective future management and monitoring strategy.
In principle, however, this very same knowledge is accessible to human beings without divine aid, even though "human" knowledge may lack the completeness and consummate logic of the prophets' divine message.
The selection of the key-informant participants may also be biased, due to their active role in the implementation of the newborn hearing screening programme, and some other stakeholders, whose action could be considered as less decisive in the decision-making process, not being interviewed; this would result in a lack of completeness in the study.
Recently, three new cancer registry sites were built in Guangdong Province, but they lack precision and completeness with the cancer incidence too low or the incidence-to-mortality (I/M) ratio extremely high.
Data on the six indicators collected and reported in the public health system across the two provinces lacked completeness, accuracy and consistency.
