Sentence examples for part to incomplete from inspiring English sources

But, thanks in part to incomplete press accounts and the tumult of the times, Moynihan was accused of blaming the victim, and suffered the unsparing criticism of an interracial, interfaith array of civil rights advocates, psychologists and sociologists.

In contrast to the high long-term survival rates (> 93%) of conventional endodontic treatment applied to mature permanent teeth, the treatment of the immature permanent tooth with a necrotic root canal system and apical periodontitis is challenging, due in part to incomplete root development leading to thin dentinal walls and reduced overall length.

The deficiencies may be due in part to incomplete reporting rather than to omissions in the study design.

It is not uncommon for a regenerated part to be incomplete.

This is due in part to an incomplete description of mechanical forces in living embryos.

Although often secondary to a poor compliance (25), a low treatment response ('failure') may be due, at least in part, to an incomplete inhibition of platelet function (26).

Such low product yield can be attributed, in large part, to the incomplete utilization of the various carbohydrate sugars found in the lignocellulosic biomass.

While these results are encouraging, IL-2 has numerous effects and reflects the larger issue that more targeted therapies to specifically manipulate individual Th lineages remain lacking, due at least in part to an incomplete understanding of the pathways that contribute to Th differentiation.

As expected, there was limited overlap with the results of the previous global C. elegans Y2H screens due in part to the incomplete and disparate degrees of coverage (6 shared interactions with Worm Interactome 8 [ 15]), and the domain-nature of the current screen.

These changes may have been in part due to incomplete crossover for group 1 (diet then supplement group), placebo, or seasonal effects for both groups.

However, despite extensive years of research, the functional division of this vast auditory network has been lacking (especially in humans), in part due to incomplete mapping of functional markers such as cochleotopic borders between these areas [29].