Sentence examples for missing up to from inspiring English sources

Traditional bacteriological tests could only identify the bacteria in sick or deceased animals, missing up to 85percentt of infections in carrier cattle.

At least three people were killed in the accident, and divers combed the ship's underwater cabins all day for those still missing, up to 60 people.

England are not just winning, they are winning comfortably and scoring freely, even when below their best and missing up to 10 injured squad members.

That was last month changed to four by the International Rugby Board, leaving Toulon with Armitage missing up to 10 weeks of the season should he continue to go down the sevens route; the club would be obliged under IRB regulations to release him for each event for which he was chosen.

According to clinical data firm Dr Foster, the databases could be missing up to three-quarters of procedures.

However, a methodical study using GAuNPs on DNA degradation and cytotoxicity towards breast cancer cells are missing up to date to the finest of our information.

"Mammograms may miss up to 15% of small breast cancer, particularly in women who have very dense breast tissue.

And mammograms aren't foolproof: they can miss up to 20percentt of breast cancers.

The National Cancer Institute estimates that the tests miss up to 20% of all cancers.

In Uganda, young girls miss up to 20% of school per year because they can't afford sanitary napkins.

Failure to detect synchronous cancer can increase morbidity, and one study has shown that intraoperative palpation can miss up to 69% of synchronous malignancies [ 56, 57].