"achieving completeness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the condition where something has reached its fullest or most perfect form. For example: After months of hard work, Monica finally reached the moment where she was achieving completeness with her project.
The traceability between the theory, numerical algorithms, and implementation facilitates achieving completeness and consistency, as well as simplifies the process of verification and the associated certification.
These interests are of two types, and include theoretical goals of achieving completeness and systematic unity of knowledge, and practical interests in securing the immortality of the soul, freedom, and the existence of God.
Interestingly, it has an intermediate capacity for regeneration, achieving completeness in some tissues but not others.
Nevertheless, in over a third, the searches were confined to only two electronic databases, principally Medline and EMBASE, thereby diminishing the likelihood of achieving completeness (see Additional file 4).
6– 8, 24 Although prophylactic CND resulted in a far higher temporary hypoparathyroidism rate, we believe that the unilateral prophylactic CND was associated with acceptable level of complications and was a good compromise between achieving completeness of surgery and reducing patient morbidity because this has been advocated by other groups.
You two have grown so close over the last month, that it seems that all you now need to achieve completeness is a video review.
If used as trigger tool, routine data have the potential to achieve completeness.
Despite our best efforts to achieve completeness, we recognize that this may not be an exhaustive list detailing all existing genetic registries in Denmark.
We collected data from multiple sources and mixed qualitative research with evidence-based, quantitative data to achieve completeness and to provide triangulation for our findings [ 38].
Thus, to achieve the 75% transcript completeness for 75% transcripts < 2 kb with the highest coverage, an additional 22 454 Titanium runs would be theoretically needed, and even more sequencing would be necessary to achieve completeness of longer transcripts.
In this phase, the clinician's tools to achieve completeness of resuscitation of the circulation are probably adequate, namely monitoring the arterial pressure to ensure it is restoration to pre-injury levels (thus consistent with ensuring core organ perfusion monitored by changes in sensorium and urine output).
