Sentence examples for a certain completeness from inspiring English sources

A musical work might be said to have integrity when its musical structure has a certain completeness that is not intruded upon by uncoordinated, unrelated musical ideas; that is, when it possesses a kind of musical wholeness, intactness and purity.

A monitor was included if certain completeness criteria were fulfilled (Katsouyanni et al. 1996).

We first show that, for locally finite graphs and a certain family of metrics, completeness of the graph implies uniqueness of these extensions.

This relationship can guide and/or alert the software engineer in the use of other patterns that may complement the specification when applying a certain pattern, thus improving completeness in the RD.  .

This type of measurement is useful and perhaps necessary to illustrate the completeness of a certain extraction procedure.

For this, we defined genome-specific module weights, which corresponded to the fraction of the protein families of a module that were annotated for a certain genome or taxonomic bin (completeness scores).

We show some examples witnessing natural limits of our positive results, in particular, we construct a separable Banach space X with the Schur property that cannot be renormed to have a certain quantitative form of weak sequential completeness, thus providing a partial answer to a question of G. Godefroy.

Functional modules were considered to be present in a genome or bin if their completeness score reached a certain threshold.

A known transcript is reconstructed successfully if a certain portion, say 80% (referred as completeness), of its sequence is covered by a contig with 95% similarity.

A possible problem is the difficulty to recognize names not following the specification to a certain degree as well as the completeness and maintenance of a changing standard.

There is Mickey's brother Harry, who shows up (in the always welcome person of David Margulies) to ask a favor, and there is a black actress of a certain age who dispenses wisdom (I mention her only for the sake of completeness — it's a throwaway part).