Sentence examples for against completeness from inspiring English sources

Against completeness, one might say that there are circumstances in which the level of disagreement on a particular proposition (or set of propositions) is so great that forming a collective view on it is undesirable or counterproductive.

When data are collected through patient or carer questionnaires, researchers have to balance recall bias against completeness of sampling information.

For example, the assumption behind the Einstein's argument against the completeness of quantum mechanics is nowadays rejected.

In support of this alternative, note that intuition arguably plays a role in science as well as philosophy, in the form of scientific thought experiments, like Galileo's analysis of free fall, or the Einstein's argument against the completeness of quantum mechanics.

In the future it might be best to assess each individual item in our checklists for the OQRS and KMIS against the completeness of the PICOT structured research question [ 17] and substantially increase our sample size of RCTs to improve the power needed to detect a difference.

Data collected throughout the study are monitored and participant files checked against source documents for completeness and accuracy at completion of each stage.

We checked the assembly for completeness against single-copy, conserved eukaryotic genes using the core set in CEGMA and the vertebrate set in BUSCO, using the transcriptome option.

Indeed, a recently discovered note of Einstein's, that may have been prompted by Bohm's treatment, contains a very sketchy spin version of the EPR argument – once again pitting completeness against locality ("A coupling of distant things is excluded". Sauer 2007, p. 882).

Two researchers examined all transcripts for accuracy and completeness against the original notes before data was ready for coding.

The length statistics and evaluation of completeness against optical map alignment per chromosome is available in Table  3.

Over the next several years as analysts work to establish data quality benchmarks as well as the quality measure distributions using the MDS 3.0, the data presented here on almost a decade of MDS 2.0 data provides a standard of consistency, reliability and completeness against which the MDS 3.0 should be compared.