Sentence examples for missing volume from inspiring English sources

The Broken Road is the last, missing volume in a trilogy that many thought would never be completed.

The influence of SiC particles dispersion in the nickel matrix on potential, current, coefficient of friction, and wear missing volume was established.

Such a method would likely require new field protocols to account for rough, rotten, and missing volume in each live and SDT component and decay class, resulting in additional costs for training and personnel.

But, Martin added, it was missing Volume 5. I offered to fill in the blank with a copy of Volume 5 that Martin had signed while visiting the store.

Unfortunately, no control group was included in this study, so the contribution of anesthesia, missing volume resuscitation resulting in hypovolemia, and any putative reaction to the administration of labelled erythrocytes and thrombocytes from donor rats could not be evaluated.

Missing volume values for tissue sections that were removed due to invalid segmentations, as well as for those lost in histological processing (total number of slices analysed: 1653; total number of slices with missing information: 197), were interpolated by averaging the values of the nearest available neighbouring slices.

But I always eventually go back, ever faithful, and note the missing volumes.

Instead, prosecutors believe, the books were rearranged and index cards were destroyed to make it difficult to track missing volumes.

Parrish told the F.B.I. that he'd consulted the missing volumes of the diaries as recently as October, 1971, "so the thefts must have taken place after that".

An implication for further research would be the initiation of randomized controlled trials with large sample sizes to strengthen the current evidence of a missing volume-sparing effect of modern HESs in burn injury.

When wells were missing one or more production volumes by period, we imputed missing volumes for periods in which there were data before and after (n = 102 wells), assuming a linear decline over time.