Sentence examples similar to relying on incomplete knowledge from inspiring English sources

Managers of forest wildlife populations make recurring management decisions based on incomplete knowledge of system states.

Politicians and investors often rely on incomplete economic data.

First, most companies rely on incomplete data to assess changes in the marketplace.

Under pressure last year, the Fish and Wildlife Service acknowledged that it had relied on incomplete data about the space panthers need.

The G.S.A. has said that report relied on incomplete data, but the project's cost has also raised eyebrows here.

Well, most leaders think in terms of their existing systems, which rely on incomplete, fractured data and lackluster leads.

As noted by the NRC committee (NRC 2006), assessments of fluoride safety have relied on incomplete information on potential risks.

However, the current approaches to analyze the immune component of a tumor rely on incomplete identification of immune factors.

70, demonstrates the pitfalls of relying on an incomplete historical analysis.

However, most rely on preliminary structural knowledge, knowledge which is poor for this phylum.

The results obtained do not rely on the knowledge of kinetic and regulatory details of the system and are highly robust to incomplete or incorrect knowledge of the reaction network.