Sentence examples for not completely compatible from inspiring English sources

While Google is benefiting enormously in China from the dominance of Samsung, and the presence of other OHA members, a growing number of "white box" handset makers are focussed almost entirely on the Chinese market - and so will gravitate to the biggest app markets, even if they are not completely compatible with Google's Android.

Jenkins highlights that estimates of conditional probabilities (cross-impacts) are, most of the time, not completely compatible with the estimates of the marginal probabilities [33].

Finally, the American Heritage definition is the only one that is not completely compatible, since it mentions the use of a telephone, which does not scale well.

In a critical evaluation of Levelt's propositions against current knowledge of binocular rivalry we will then demonstrate that the original propositions are not completely compatible with what is known today, but that they can, in a straightforward way, be modified to encapsulate the progress that has been made over the past fifty years.

It is important to note, however, that networks derived from EEG data were not completely compatible with the expected small-world connectivity in the cortex.

Considering that monocot and dicot plants may use different splicing machineries which are not completely compatible [ 29, 30], we suggest that AFE events may have evolved independently after the separation of dicot and monocot lineages.

"I think we maybe followed the market down a road that wasn't completely compatible with our own vision for the music," he admitted.

An integration of the three criteria into a combined assessment is possible, although system boundaries are not yet completely compatible.

This interaction could demand unknown structural features of a signal peptide, which are not completely cross-host compatible, as mammalian and plant membranes differ significantly in their lipid composition [ 41].

The results from the IM analysis are not shown because they were completely compatible with the results from MIGRATE.

Note that a natural frequency close to one or zero could indicate absolute selection for or against a specific amino acid, but could also simply result from the fact that natural evolution has not completely sampled all possible mutations compatible with HA structure and function.