Sentence examples for the process of incomplete from inspiring English sources

In soil, N2O is produced through the process of incomplete microbial denitrification or as a by-product of nitrification.

There is a direct impact on air quality in urban areas of the Amazon where populations are exposed to pollutants released in the process of incomplete combustion.

Environ Health Perspect 123 246 254;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1408524 Benzo[ a]pyrene (B[a]P), a prototypical and well characterized member of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) family (Phillips 1983; Srivastava et al. 2000), is a procarcinogen formed in the process of incomplete combustion of organic materials (Gelboin 1980).

These nests arise through the processes of incomplete cytokinesis and cellular aggregation [ 2- 6].

For this reason, DTI tractography is not effective for delineating the structural changes that occur in the developing brain, where the process of myelination is incomplete, and where crossing fibers exist in greater numbers than in the adult brain.

If so, is the enduring vitality of conscience a sign that the process of secularization remains incomplete, even in secular rationalists, those who might consider themselves to be exempt from the religiosity that distinguishes United States culture from those of other modern Western democracies?

It was not possible to identify and fully characterise the b conformer as the process of conversion was incomplete.

Delimiting Hawaiian Pritchardia species remains difficult but the ability to understand the influence of the evolutionary processes of incomplete lineage sorting and hybridization allow for mechanisms driving species diversity to be inferred.

You're seeing her trying to assimilate various literary influences, and sometimes the process of assimilation remains highly incomplete.

Despite evidence supporting the need for MM of people with SMI and the development of clinical guidelines for the physical health care of consumers [ 15– 17], the process of monitoring is often incomplete [ 6, 18, 19].

There has been considerable progress in reforming oesophago-gastric cancer services but the process of reorganisation is still incomplete and regional differences in service provision exist that may lead to variation in patient outcomes.