Sentence examples for much incomplete from inspiring English sources
We've been filing stories all week, but here is a very much incomplete collection of my thoughts on this year's show.
The understanding of precisely how these field dependent drifts combine to yield any given experimental observation is still very much incomplete.
Forty-three case-controls were not included in the analysis due to too much incomplete information.
These studies highlight that our understanding of IFN-β gene expression during virus infection is still very much incomplete.
However, only a relatively small proportion of C. albicans genes have been virulence tested and the "phenome" of C. albicans is still very much incomplete.
It is very much an incomplete system with the fiscal transfer mechanisms across the community flawed; the transparency of the European Central Bank inadequate; the differences between the fastest growing economies, such as Ireland, and the less flexible economies, such as Germany, exaggerated.
"Also much more incomplete".
Finally, Rikkers et al. should heed their own conclusion that we should not make too much of incomplete data.
The recovery of I sc after removal of agonist was much slower, incomplete and without overshoot compared to acute exposure to agonist.
Theoretically, the iSCNT embryos derived from inter-class, inter-order or inter-family donor cells and recipient oocytes should result in much more incomplete nuclear reprogramming than that of intra-species cloning because of greater genetic divergence.
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.
