Sentence examples for adequacy or completeness from inspiring English sources

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Two thirds of the studies in our sample mentioned blinding of the intervention, although we did not attempt to assess the adequacy or completeness of this information.

Another interpretation of his name is "sufficiency" or "completeness".

"The work is never complete, because there is no perfection or completeness," Mr. Lee said.

This suggests that when developing the hypothesis for a learning progression of scientific explanation, the acceptability and adequacy of students need to be given the same, if not more, weight than the correctness or completeness in the philosophy (Berland and McNeill 2012; Braaten and Windschitl 2011).

Other flutes of similar age are known, but none of this sophistication or completeness.

In pre-capitalist philosophy wholeness or completeness usually belonged to the community rather than to the individual.

Neither CIESIN nor WCS verifies or guarantees the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of any data provided.

The standard states that while the underwriters have reviewed information in the documents, they cannot guarantee its "accuracy or completeness".

It is not our intention at all to provide coverage or completeness for the research domain.

It includes both finished and unfinished products, regardless of correctness or completeness.