Sentence examples for largely incomplete and from inspiring English sources

Our knowledge concerning the dysregulation of angiogenic homeostasis is largely incomplete and needs further research, for the future.

However, as far as we know the numerical analysis of WSIAEs is largely incomplete and this is a new topic for research.

Although moraine dams are inherently prone to failure because of their often weak structure, loose internal composition and lack of an engineered spillway, the understanding of dam breaching processes remains largely incomplete and appropriate modeling approaches are scarce.

The credits printed on the sleeve of the first release were largely incomplete and made no distinction between the recording sessions of 1982-84 and those of 1987-88, apparently validating the false assumption that the original line-up of Blue Öyster Cult had reunited for the making of the album.

Similar to the holotype specimen, the skull of SMU 74646 is largely incomplete and preserves only a fragmentary jugal, ectopterygoid, palatine, and posterior mandible.

However, it must be considered that our dataset is largely incomplete and does not represent the actual complexity of transcript network interactions described in Arabidopsis.

A major finding of this research is that current methods are, mostly, incomplete and largely dependent on concepts and approaches, which emanate from other well-established and well-elaborated methodological frameworks, thus failing to provide solutions in the context of resilience engineering.

The new eugenics, by contrast, is based on a relatively sound (if still largely incomplete) science, and is not coercive; decisions about the genetic endowment of children would be left up to their parents.

Records for laboratory results (available for Japanese encephalitis but not AES) and vaccination history were largely incomplete, so inferences about the epidemiology and etiology of AES could not be made.

Even this information, however, is largely incomplete, scattered across multiple sources, and difficult to locate, especially if not catalogued in searchable databases or available in electronic format.

But this too is an injustice, because it asks many to forget the ways in which the promise of America never applied to them and still remains largely incomplete.