Sentence examples for missing overall from inspiring English sources

There were 134 people were still unaccounted for in the worst-hit area while 155 people are still missing overall, the military said.

Leicester are already well stocked - just as well because yesterday they had seven England players injured among 13 missing overall either unfit or on international duty.

However, there is a large amount of data missing in the data set, with approximately 63% of data missing overall.

However, for daily observations of several laboratory and physiological variables, 3.1% of data were missing overall (range 0-6.9% for individual variables).

It is more likely that missing overall information of a term's children in the IC conception of the Wang et al. approach and missing overall information of parents in the IC conception of the Zhang et al. approach have negatively impacted these methods.

We imputed missing meteorologic data (~ 2% missing overall) by calculating the average value for all other counties with complete data on the same day and substituting that average value for the missing value.

It is the first time since April the target has been missed overall - although the major units have been below the 95% mark since July.

Fofana escaped at least four en route to his high-stepping solo try; 21 were missed overall, several by Courtney Lawes, who in trying to prove himself a natural fit at blind-side perhaps inadvertently did the opposite.

The one aspect I missed overall was a forward-looking chapter from each section.

For destructiveness we calculated the mean missed cough rate per hour (coughs/hr) and the proportion of coughs missed overall and per patient group, the average difference and the average rate of deviation (i.e. the absolute magnitude of the difference) from manual counts (coughs/hr) per patient group and overall.

Quality of written English: Acceptable Reviewer 3: Dr. M. Pilar Francino (nominated by Prof. David Ardell) This work reports an interesting reanalysis of gene annotation in bacterial genomes, revealing that, although the great majority of genes are found in every genome, a large number of very likely genes have been missed overall.