Sentence examples for so incompletely from inspiring English sources

In short, there is nothing so central to human life that is so incompletely understood.

Few in the history of art have been so great and few have been so incompletely understood.

Technically called "axial bifurcation," the deformity is a result of the embryo beginning to split into two separate organisms, or twins, but doing so incompletely, Wagner told OurAmazingPlanet.

In comparison to the fully-formed Jack, I found it frustrating that the character of Lorna was so incompletely formed; aside from a few comments about her own love life, she seemed to only exist onstage to take care of other people and respond their needs or desires.

As I have noted, it is not possible to determine modes of transmission with such a design, especially when blood exposures were so incompletely assessed.

As succinctly stated by Romero et al., "Few biological processes as central to the survival of a species as parturition are so incompletely understood" [ 1].

That is, insofar as they manage to survive and thrive at all, they do so through incompletely realized forms of social cooperation that must (in a variety of ways) be constantly maintained and improved.

It is, so far, incompletely known when the epileptogenic process begins, and which molecular changes are relevant to it.

The ambiguity encountered with CORE was almost entirely accounted for by sequences assigned to the Streptococci, which show low inter-species variation in the 16S and so are incompletely resolved with short sequences.

It is in principle applicable to the fingerprinting of naturally or artificially oxidized polysaccharides from any biological system, and to the so-far incompletely characterized products formed by polysaccharide oxidases.

The role of insulin signaling to the brain in normal physiology and pathophysiology is so far only incompletely understood.