The phrase "a more complete data" is not correct in standard English usage.
The word "data" is typically treated as a plural noun, so it should be "more complete data" without the article "a."
Example: "We need to gather more complete data to support our findings."
Alternatives: "more comprehensive data" or "more thorough data."
A comprehensive method of injury surveillance will lead to a more complete data collection process.
STEP-NC is used as the input data as it provides a more complete data model for machining simulations.
To that end, organizations are incorporating analytics programs to not only deliver value from their internal data, but also connect their internal data with external data sources to develop a more complete data profile for modeling.1 Acquiring external data is not cheap and requires an investment from the organization.
It can be seen that in the current dataset there is not enough data to explore the extent to which similarities in transporter sequences determine similarities in compounds transported, since having a more complete data matrix would be required a selection of compounds tested against a selection of transporters in an all-to-all fashion would be ideal.
This data helps the marketer have a more complete data set, which allows them to craft strategies more effectively - thus increasing engagement, retention and store traffic.
It would be desirable to have a more complete data set with more lakes for which a larger suite of physiochemical variables has been measured.
The 12 annotated α chain sequences recovered directly from genome database clearly represented fragments of genes, whereas the five β chain sequences represented a much more complete data set (Fig. 1A).
[I apologize for the gap during the election season, as the site I use for data has gaps for certain election years. If anyone knows a site with more complete data, please point me to it.].
While selected State-based data are provided for a national report, more complete data are available in State maternity databases and can be usefully interrogated to explore the prevalence of morbidity and risk factors across a subset of the population.
Simultaneous use of those two techniques allow for a obtaining of much more complete data.
This variable was very similar to the weekly fish intake as an adult but with more complete data.
