Sentence examples for remarkably incomplete from inspiring English sources

Although some species are associated with oral disease (e.g. Streptococcus mutans is a significant contributor to caries and Porphyromonas gingivalis to periodontal disease), we have a remarkably incomplete understanding of diseases that may have a more complex microbial etiology.

The hospital's local standards for management turned out to be inaccurate, missing, incomplete and remarkably different from international standards (Table  1).

Lastly, no sequences corresponding to VdLTRE5 were identified, and remarkably, neither full-length nor incomplete Class II TEs were detected in the VaMs.102 genome.

The costs of drugs, supplies and other materials used in treating cases of shock, sepsis, incomplete abortion and lacerations were remarkably similar, varying between $23 and $28 per intervention across all patients (Table 2, bottom panel).

Remarkably, all these molecular interacting sites likely represent an incomplete functional map of CRYs.

Knockout of the gene results in remarkably diminished sizes of chromatoid bodies in spermatids and incomplete spermatogenesis in mice (Tsai-Morris et al., 2004).

Remarkably complete pathologic response is sometimes seen in patients demonstrating incomplete radiologic response.

The pentose pathway is absent, the TCA cycle is incomplete and glycolysis uses a number of enzymes remarkably different from the canonical view [2].

Remarkably, absolutely nothing is known about 7 of them, illustrating how incomplete our understanding of the innate immune response is.

While incomplete and flawed in some respects, Darwin's early sketch remarkably identified many relevant variables and processes, discussed further below.

Remarkably, seven of the eight patients in the ER-positive group with incomplete resection margins leading to a secondary mastectomy had a lobular carcinoma.