Sentence examples for missing facets from inspiring English sources

The authors of eligible RCT papers were not approached for clarification on unclear or missing facets of their methods or results [ 4], though original authors' cross-reference to their previously published study methods were taken into account as appropriate [ 2].

But an important missing facet is what the weaver had in mind.

The same can't be said of Michelle, however, who called her husband "crazy" for missing those facets of their former hometown.

The three films Mr. Makavejev made in the 1980's are missing from the Facets set but are worth seeking out, even if they repeat material the director tackled more adroitly early on.

Metacarpals long and robust, distal condyles undivided and flat, missing phalangeal articular facets.

However, in the discussion of education reform and politicking, one facet is missing: access.

However, a critical facet is missing there, namely, the demonstration that "...reassortant strain is completely replaced by the non-reassorted Fujian strain ("late Fujian") from 2004 onwards" (quote from our revised paper, Results, 2 nd paragraph; so this clarification was added.

Though I certainly miss a few facets of the 1980s production, others now fall into sharper focus; the work's drama turns out to be more multilayered than I had recalled.

But the article missed the other facet of identity: the local response.

What we miss is a facet of the city that has inspired a host of painters, that resonates deeply in a nation of immigrants and their descendants.

But important facets of power in Britain were missing from Fairlie's definition.