Sentence examples for a data completion from inspiring English sources

In this article we present a data completion technique based on knowledge management.

The problem of SIFs identification is tackled here in a full three-dimensional framework by first deriving a data completion method in elasticity to determine the elastic displacement field inside the solid on the basis of surface displacements.

Therefore, there were a total of 134 data sets collected, resulting in a data completion rate of 85.9% (134/156).

Of the patients who were not withdrawn, 25 of 32 provided evaluable data, a 78% data completion rate, which meets our predefined criterion for doing a subsequent randomized trial.

After weakening slightly inland, Paul briefly reemerged over water and subsequently made its final landfall near Los Mochis, Sinaloa with winds of 100 mph (165 km/h Tropical cyclone advisories were discontinued shortly thereafter, though exact information on the storm after it moved inland is unavailable due to a lack of data completion in the hurricane database.

As mentioned above, Tier II had the lowest full completion rates compared to other Tiers but rates differed between cohorts with older adults having a much higher full data completion rate (63% vs. 29%).

To ensure high data completion, an email reminder is sent if no reply is received within 3 5 days.

Seven trials had a high risk of bias for blinding of outcome assessment, and eight had a high bias in outcome data completion.

This indicates that, despite reports in the literature indicating high rates of treatment non-adherence, families that participate in COBRA demonstrate a high rate of baseline data completion.

After all BV2 data are collected, a blinded data analyst confirms study data completion and randomizes the participant to one of the three arms in permuted blocks stratified by sex, BMI (30-34.9, 35-39.9, or ± 40), and diabetes status.

An interim analysis and a random-sample audit on treatment and data completion were conducted and approved by the steering committee in 2011 (see online supplementary appendix 2).