Sentence examples for relatively fragmentary from inspiring English sources

Our evidence for the views of the philosophers of the Middle Stoa is relatively fragmentary.

Post-phenomenological geographies are an emergent (and as yet relatively fragmentary) body of work.

It contains only a relatively fragmentary description of his New York career.

The type A material is known from two specimens, both of which are fragmentary and relatively poorly preserved.

Most Ponzi schemes collapse relatively quickly, but there is fragmentary evidence that Mr. Madoff's scheme may have lasted for years or even decades.

One individual for which body parts are more fully represented is OH 62. Arm and leg bones of OH 62 are fragmentary, but the arm is relatively long.

Unfortunately, most of the existing data on the performance of scintillators for radiation detection at elevated temperatures is fragmentary, uncorrelated, and generally limited to relatively low temperatures in most cases to temperatures well below 200 °C.

Since BOTs are relatively rare, information available in literature is often poor and fragmentary; thus, the clinical-pathological factors influencing the likelihood accuracy of BOTs FS are not well understood.

Azhdarchid fossils are relatively abundant compared to those of other azhdarchoids: while many are fragmentary, complete skeletons are known, but are yet to be adequately described.

Specifically, the exceedingly large amount of sequence data available (~7 billion base pairs), relatively poor annotation of protein coding regions due to a high frequency of fragmentary genes that result from short sequence reads, and comparatively high sequencing error rates make metagenomic data analysis difficult [ 8- 10].

The maximum size estimates for Pteranodon are well constrained by relatively complete specimens of giant individuals [12], but the largest azhdarchids are represented by extremely fragmentary material that make estimating their size problematic.