Sentence examples for probably incomplete from inspiring English sources

Then, the Junction Tree algorithm is employed for "belief updating"; i.e., to predict the probability of tunnel squeezing for a given set of (probably incomplete) evidence.

Though 462 pages long, "The Complete Lyrics" is probably incomplete.

We may never discover why this painting by El Greco is probably incomplete.

The results — probably incomplete because tags and search terms were not standard — would be a list of tapes.

Experts say the official Chinese figures are probably incomplete because they do not include private hospitals or women who use abortion pills.

Although he came from a land where the Soviets had labored to extinguish religion and his understanding of Islam was probably incomplete, he was open to the idea of martyrdom.

Whether your perception of skateboarding revolves around adherence to a die-hard subculture, vaguely dangerous rebellion or, I don't know, that heartbreakingly adorable idea of the skater boy, it's probably an incomplete notion of the sport.

The poem was not included in Coleridge's 1796 collection of poems as it was probably still incomplete, but it was published in the October 1796 Monthly Magazine under the title Reflections on Entering into Active Life.

On the other hand signatures most probably constitute incomplete descriptions of the functions activated or deactivated in the different scenarios studied.

Several RNAi lines displaying strong proliferative defects also replicated less well in the uninduced state (Figure 3), probably from incomplete repression of the RNAi construct.

Although the proposed orchestration of neurophysiological processes is still probably an incomplete scheme of experience-dependent changes in brain activity, we expect that highlighting the dynamical modifications that take place during training will suggest and open possible directions for future research.