Sentence examples for more complete series from inspiring English sources

We can continue to guess on the strength of these meager facts or we can co-operate to collect a more complete series.

Some of these differences may just reflect the more complete series of early developmental time points reported for Acropora, while others presumably result from fundamental differences in the overall developmental biology of the anemone and the coral (see [ 38, 39]).

Additional analyses with a more complete time series of particle speciation concentrations would reduce the uncertainty in our findings.

Single episodes will cost £1.89, rising to figures of more than £20 for complete series "box sets", when bought through the bbcstore.com website.

The photos, which are grouped according standard modelling poses — hands on hips, hands in hair — have not been exhibited as a complete series in more than twenty years.

In addition, the traits that Berger et al. [1] claim reflect a primitive condition are not found to be so when considered in light of a more comprehensive understanding of the morphological variation of more complete and well documented skeletal series from Palau.

The single drama has been revived recently, partly because the length has proved attractive to iPlayer users – presumably because it offers a more time-economic alternative to the complete series drop – and NW demonstrates the potential power of the one-off.

If, in other series as well, more complete treatment would have been given to high familial risk patients, the impact of a strong family history on survival could have been underestimated.

The complete series adds up to more than 300 drawings in charcoal, ink and wash.

Nevertheless, in section 3.3 we consider a more complete dynamic model to deal for a series of possible leads and lags.

In order to identify more nuanced changes, we quantified the transcriptional activities of the complete series of BAC transgenes.