Sentence examples for missing generally from inspiring English sources

Table 2 [and Additional File 3] shows that all except one (45/46) of the archaeans have an incomplete pathway, missing generally only one or two enzymes [Figure 6], predominantly either DAHP synthase or shikimate kinase [Figure 7].

There were slight differences in the proportion with fibroids based on whether exposures were missing, with generally more women reporting fibroids among those with missing responses.

The extrapolation of mean ring width to missing radius generally overestimates the number of missing rings (by up to 27.5% of actual age) and the level of overestimation increases with decreasing partial core length, while the application of basal area increment largely underestimates the age estimation (by up to 20.5%).

I spoke with these humans in disguise, who chatted with me entirely as their Transformers characters, about where they plan to take their act, what modern soundtracks are missing, and generally getting every annoying nerdy question I have about being a Transformers off my chest.

Missing values (generally <2%) were accounted for by creating an extra category in each covariate.

In such complex responses consisting of many correlated variables, substitution of missing data generally improves parameter estimation.

Conservative bias is expected from the latter, where those with missing data generally had lower socioeconomic status and thus higher rates of mental health problems.

Some totals do not add up to 639 owing to missing values Generally 78.4% (423/540) of patients interviewed had a good knowledge on transmission of TB.

This effect, reflecting the strong informativity of the missing data, generally enlarged the bias that was already observed except for the WORST method for which the bias was attenuated but still remained.

They often highlight TV programmes, films and albums you've missed and generally give a pat on the back to people who, for the most part, make our lives more entertaining.

Of course, those many Americans who missed elections generally did so intentionally and because they hate politics.