Sentence examples for more complete whole from inspiring English sources

In addition to containing flawed content, a further problem with implementing Alexander's theory is that some patterns appear to directly contradict other patterns [24] despite the connections indicating that those patterns should synthesise into a more complete whole (Protzen 1980; Saunders 2002a).

Fortunately, this cost is continuing to drop, and we will soon see a gradual shift from exome analysis to the more complete whole genome analysis.

It is probable that when more complete whole genome arrays are used and when more closely matched sampling is carried out, many more genes with similar expression will be identified.

This is a much more complete and whole body of pieces.

Inclusion of exon duplications and repeats could delineate a more complete scene of whole genome.

Anastrozole vs Letrozole, an Investigation of Quality Of Life and Tolerability (ALIQUOT) study, also revealed that letrozole leads to more complete inhibition of whole body aromatase compared with anastrozole, and that letrozole induced significantly greater suppression of both estradiol and estrone compared with anastrozole (Geisler et al, 2002; Folkerd et al, 2012).

"When we close the gap we make ourselves more whole, more complete – more Australian," he said in February 2016.

If this duality of control did not endure, because the church gradually usurped more and more of the civil jurisdiction and dominated emperors, kings, and other ecclesiastical rulers, the unification of the body politic was rendered more complete as an integrated whole, and the life and character of medieval civilization was determined through the papacy and its priesthood.

If you'd like more complete specs and the whole lineup, go to Fuji's CES page; these are just our highlights.

For a more complete overview of the whole architecture, the reader is advised to refer to [10]. Figure 1 The overall system architecture for cross-layer optimized multimedia transmission.

This is not a twisting of the text in any way, but a more complete look at the whole word of God.