Sentence examples for not being comprehensive from inspiring English sources

This review is acknowledged as not being comprehensive.

Many will criticize my selections as not being comprehensive, or lacking certain elements they feel constitute a critical omission.

In the end, both lists come with disclaimers about not being comprehensive.

In contrast to transcriptomics, proteomics for long had the disadvantage of not being comprehensive and requiring substantial amounts of material.

Parent satisfaction questionnaires have been criticised more generally for not being comprehensive [ 20] and for lacking psychometric evidence including reliability and validity[ 7, 9, 20].

These have the upside of providing biologically validated results, but they also have the downside of not being comprehensive due to the limited number of spots on genotyping arrays and the prohibitive cost of Sanger validation when performed thousands of times.

As Project Shakti demonstrates, theater three programs need not be comprehensive.

But her answers to the urgent question of how the city will pay its staggering bills have not been comprehensive.

He said that a "dependable answer" to the Albertina mystery is within reach, but that such an answer "will probably not be comprehensive".

This is partly because there has not been comprehensive research on either African slavery of the subsequent use of African domestic servants.

On the question of disarming hundreds of groups and possibly hundreds of thousands of individuals, Mr. Karzai seemed to suggest that the disarmament would not be comprehensive.