Sentence examples for missing section was from inspiring English sources

The missing section was replaced in 1948.

The original intent was to edit out the ringing alarm clock when the missing section was filled in; however it complemented McCartney's piece well; the first line of McCartney's song began "Woke up, fell out of bed", so the decision was made to keep the sound.

"If the missing section is music, you can stick in silence," he said.

Usually, the size of the missing section is large enough that bone either cannot regenerate on its own (critical sized defects) or results in the formation of pseudoarthrosis (nonunions), malunions, and loss of function, making corrective surgery or additional fixation using metallic fixators a common complication [ 14– 23].

It is so dilapidated in places that estimates of its total length vary from 9,000 to 21,000 kilometres, depending on whether missing sections are included.

One missing section of DNA was found to block a gene that, in other animals, stifles the growth of brain cells.

Samples that could not be matched (e.g. missing section on the slide) were not included in the analysis.

Because of the missing section of text, it is impossible to say with certainty what Descartes' main point was.

There was a lot of material, and I found myself missing sections because I was on the internet, and then when I was unable to catch up I often gave up.

Where then is the missing section of the Aleppo Codex?

It is possible it employs a circular mode, as in some Streptomyces linear plasmids [ 58], but it is more plausible that the sequence of pLMP1046 is missing sections of its terminal regions due to a sequencing or assembly artefact.