Sentence examples for a function of completeness from inspiring English sources
How much of this difference is a function of completeness of reporting by country is not clear, but it probably plays a important role.
Thus, the number of alignments to these organisms is a function of the completeness of the available data for each species and the phylogenetic relationship between the species and cattle.
Another concern with secondary data is its geospatial or positional accuracy (14), a function of the completeness of the address information and the road network database which feed into the geocoding process.
Maximum likelihood implies that the parameter b is given by: (4 where is the mean magnitude of the sample of earthquakes; and ML is a function of Mc (the magnitude of completeness of the data) (Guo and Ogata, 1997).
This measure is a function of marker heterozygosity and the completeness of genotyping, and when multipoint analysis is used, IC is also a function of density.
By employing creation of holons as an indicator of the holon's state, we attempt to learn how the holon's behaviour varies as function of completeness and discrimination.
We generated plots of the empirical cumulative distribution function of completeness by number of days after patient discharge.
The degree of completeness of the layer-exchange process after full crystallization is a function of the a-SixGe1−x composition; complete layer exchange occurs for all Al/a-SixGe1−x specimens containing more than 27 at.% Si.
We run ComEst on the images from Blanco Cosmology Survey (BCS) and compare the derived completeness as a function of magnitude to the limiting magnitudes derived by using the Signal-to-Noise ratio (SNR) and number count histogram of the detected sources.
For completeness, the same data and fit are plotted as a function of pressure in Figure 7. Figure 6 Compressional sound velocity as a function of density.
For completeness we show in Figure 3 the dual function as a function of λ when the rate constraints are feasible.
