Sentence examples for partly missing from inspiring English sources

Fourth, missing data, varying from partly missing to fully missing, will have to be dealt with.

Mothers whose partner's information was partly missing and (especially) totally missing tended to be younger, of black race, unmarried, with less education, smoking cigarette during pregnancy, and with inadequate prenatal care.

Still, Runnicles showed an instinctive understanding of Britten's tempos and idiom; in particular, he conjured the wide-open, lonesome atmosphere that was partly missing from Doyle's staging.

But only to note two remarkably honest people would be partly missing the point; Ms. Miller's trusted presence also provides a lesson.

A conclusion follows (which is partly missing in the copy we studied).

In the specific case of Paks Nuclear Power Plant NPPP) the designer made time-limited ageing analyses that are partly missing, partly inadequate because of the lack of proper documentation or obsolete.

Leading siloviki have their own powerful business ties, including to state-owned arms and oil firms.Yet to raise the alarm about the siloviki themselves partly misses the point.

However, sampling over short observation periods as in our case may partly miss these events (Coomes et al. 2014).

"To talk about it having a small percentage of the tablet market partly misses the point, because it's designed to appeal to PC buyers," he told the BBC.

The pain that comes with empty nest is partly just missing their joyous presence, the way our lives are filled with our love for them.

These results could be explained by the relatively small absolute numbers of patients with subentities and partly by missing data concerning dactylitis and enthesitis.