However, the full generic sampling of palm genera (100% of genera included) means that sampling of extant lineages is complete in the older parts of the phylogeny, becoming progressively more incomplete towards the present [ 71, 101].
The microarrays used by Perlegen for resequencing were designed from the mm6 version of the mouse genome assembly, which is older and more incomplete than the current build; thus, some regions of the genome simply were not assayed with this technology.
Even if these approaches imply much more incomplete matrices, the ultimate aim of selecting sequences, genes and species is to increase the amount of phylogenetic signal to the detriment of noisy signal; minimizing the level of missing data is one of the ways to pursue this aim.
This was partly necessitated by the more incomplete state of the M. tuberculosis network compared with that of E. coli, as used by Kumar and Maranas, and the more extensive nature of the required corrections to switch from an in vitro to an in vivo metabolic environment.
And any incomplete summary of New York Harbor trips would be even more incomplete without stating the obvious: riding the Staten Island Ferry is really cool, really free, and requires no reservations.
But running back Beanie Wells was stopped after a 2-yard gain, and two more incomplete passes forced the Cardinals to settle for Feely's 35-yarder.
Investors will be also wary of any more incomplete bond auctions like the one that hit Portugal on Wednesday when the government pared back the amount of bonds it was going to sell due to a sharp spike in the bond yield.
He threw one more incomplete pass before leaving the game.
And the more closely you look at what really goes on inside boardrooms, the more incomplete it seems.
But always you get three dissimilar faces of Mr. Taylor and his dancers; always you leave with a complex yet incomplete sense of how much he and they can do, all the more incomplete when you reflect on how many other superb works are not included in this (or any) Taylor season.
