Sentence examples for would be incompletely from inspiring English sources

Meyer et al. [ 5] noted that nitrification and denitrification would be incompletely coupled to each other due to nonformation of aerobic/anoxic zones within the microbial aggregates, resulting in buildup of NO x − in the reactor.

All three would have been incompletely diagnosed without thorough histopathologic evaluation (including immunohistochemistry).

Using our highest estimate of misclassification, if 50% of children recorded as unvaccinated were actually partially vaccinated and the same proportion of partially vaccinated children actually fully vaccinated, the revised numbers would be 1.6 million incompletely vaccinated children, (of whom 0.4 million completely unvaccinated) leading to 0.7 million susceptible children.

The impact of etiologic CFTR mutations on LAP remains incompletely defined, but would be predicted to impair anti-fungal defense.

We think not; this would be unworkably expensive and would still leave us incompletely prepared for many of the disaster scenarios just described.

This is because rapamycin blocks mTORC1 incompletely, and weak mTORC1 substrates would be the first or more acutely affected by reduced mTORC1 activity.

Experts say that it would be easy for such data to be misinterpreted or incompletely analyzed but that environmental groups would be quick to use the data to urge that products be banned or pollutants more tightly regulated.

Ideally, the threshold window loss per cycle would be a measure of the percentage of strands that incompletely hybridize to form the desired product.

That one is, arguably, incompletely evoked; an American moviegoer who knew nothing might assume that apartheid-era South Africa was sort of like, say, Mississippi in the sixties (which would be bad enough), with a bit more poverty and stranger accents.

In particular, the mechanism of differentiation of cancers is incompletely understood and an insight into this process would undoubtedly lead to new therapeutic targets.

Although the nasal organ is incompletely developed, the elongate, thickened median rachis (figure 2 d inset) indicates that the individual would have developed into a male.