Sentence examples for would still be missing from inspiring English sources

What would still be missing from any of these approaches, however, is an assurance that the reconstructed images have a global consistency, i.e. that they all describe a common underlying scene.

"We had no idea that we would be at Dec. 18, 2012, and Phoenix would still be missing.

We note that even if the documentation bias caused us to under-report appropriate therapy by a factor to two, we would still be missing close to half of the opportunities for closer assessment of these children.

While a critical piece of the sepsis puzzle would be filled, many others would still be missing - such as the optimal time frame in which the goal should be reached, the optimal therapeutic methods to achieve the goal (for example, fluids, vasopressors), and how long the goal must be maintained.

After this process, the mentions that do not have any disambiguated relatives would still be missed by the system.

Despite the intensive screening implicit in the test-and-treat strategy, it is likely that some HIV-infected people would still be missed, facilitating the persistence of small pockets of transmission among those with high risk.

However, even if (ideally) one had knowledge of both sets of criteria, and had the relevant skills to apply them, distinctive features of the quality of EE research would still be missed.

Compared with the clinical diagnosis, the use of ultrasonography in all patients (ultrasonography strategy) reduced the number of false positive urgent diagnoses, but 30% of urgent conditions would still be missed.

It should be noted that even if heritability has been overestimated by a factor of two that is, heritability is 25% instead of 50% there would still be a missing heritability problem because known associations to date account for less than 5% of the variance of common disorders and quantitative traits.

Now that's impossible — even if you sat all of the Gosselin and Duggar kids in front of separate televisions 24 hours a day, there would still be programs they miss.

Based on the triaging results shown in this study, the number of CT colonograms that would have to be read by a radiologist in a screening setting would still be around 40%%, while probably missing lesions.