Sentence examples for unavailability of complete from inspiring English sources
Patients x1, x2, and x3 were excluded from this analysis due to unavailability of complete data.
Bacteroides from other body sites are not included in our analysis due to unavailability of complete genome sequences.
We did not correct for the phylogenetic covariance among species because of the unavailability of complete species level phylogenies for squid and acanthomorph fish.
It is obvious that some of the cis- and trans-acting eQTL identified are false due to the unavailability of complete genome sequences for both parental lines.
Factors such as unavailability of complete data in many cases, diversity in analytical methods used, and lack of experimental details in many of the published gene expression studies have been major hurdles for the compilation of parameters mentioned above.
The present study, however, is limited by the absence of information of the tumor receptor status as well as the unavailability of complete parity information in the Singaporean cohort.
The work presented in this paper deals with the problem of autonomous and intelligent navigation of mobile manipulator, where the unavailability of a complete mathematical model of robot systems and uncertainties of sensor data make the used of approximate reasoning to the design of autonomous motion control very attractive.
However, due to the unavailability of the complete soybean genome sequence at that time, the number of members of this gene family was underrepresented.
Due to the unavailability of the complete clone sequences in our system, unigenes served as our choice for platform comparison (discussed in Microarray representation of species genes).
With the unavailability of the complete annotated human gene catalog, it is not practical to document each individual gene that is expressed in brain within one chromosome region.
Other uncertainties relate to unavailability of exposure response functions over the complete exposure spectrum as well as the aggregation of effects.
