Sentence examples for not only incomplete from inspiring English sources

As The Hill first pointed out, the translation on the signs is not only incomplete but completely incorrect.

On the other hand, the two patients who underwent curative surgery but subsequently suffered recurrence, M-2 (stage I) and M-11 (stage III), displayed not only incomplete decreases in their NY-ESO-1 humoral immune response levels but also their subsequent restoration to pretreatment levels.

Moreover, all such instant judgments are based not only on incomplete knowledge but also on untestable what-ifs.

Church officials have argued the Navy's records were "not only grossly incomplete but perhaps were falsified to conceal Hubbard's secret activities as an intelligence officer".

Reporting is not only often incomplete but also sometimes inaccurate.

Any shortened version is not only necessarily incomplete but also likely to be confusing".[ 10] This dour perspective may actually represent the modern pathologist's perspective.

When IGEs depend on relatedness, IGEs on kin vs strangers probably not only show incomplete correlation, but also differ systematically in level.

Furthermore, the recent radiation of the genus makes inference of the phylogeny all the more difficult due not only to incomplete lineage sorting, but also to factors such as gene flow after speciation (Leaché et al., 2014).

Not only there is incomplete information but also conflict about goals among decision makers.

Furthermore, a method is provided whereby BNs can serve as a guide to not only reason with incomplete evidence in forensic cases, but also identify very specific research questions that should be addressed to extend the evidence base and solve similar issues in the future.

Not only are the incomplete covariates transformed for imputation and then back-transformed prior to analysis, but the survival times are also transformed in the imputation model and then fitted using an alternative model.