Sentence examples for radically incomplete from inspiring English sources

The causal account in the report is radically incomplete.

But it's radically incomplete, and potentially self-defeating.

Stanovich shows that IQ tests (or their proxies, such as the SAT) are radically incomplete as measures of cognitive functioning.

In physical reasoning, humans are often able to carry out useful reasoning based on radically incomplete information.

But his agenda, as his second and final term is drawing to a close, has turned out to be radically incomplete.

He was, once again, playing with fire, and although that 1835 picture is in a radically incomplete state, it's the skeleton of a masterpiece.

The argument proceeds with the claim that it is very doubtful that there is any such evidence and, if it were supposed to exist, our physical picture of the world would then be radically causally incomplete in contradiction with the world's presumed causal closure at the physical level.

The former 11 patients with favourable histology could all be operated radically, whereas all three with incomplete resection had viable malignant tumour and died within 2 years (#15, #16, #22).

They are often incomplete, fragmentary or even, so to speak, radically unfinished: you can't imagine them working any better if they had continued to a conclusion.

The high progression rate is due to the study design (exclusion of radically treated patients and patients with no progression but incomplete follow-up).

Moreover, defenders of folk psychology note that it hardly follows from the observation that a given theory is incomplete, or fails to explain everything, that it is therefore radically false (Horgan and Woodward, 1985).