Completeness can be generically defined as "the extent to which data are of sufficient breadth, depth, and scope for the task at hand" [51].
By the time 20 interviews had been undertaken we felt that the available data were of sufficient breadth and depth to address our research question.
While potentially interesting, these results are not of sufficient breadth to indicate whether alterations of cellular functions are a factor in the overall inhibition of viral replication.
Arsenic in drinking water is a problem of sufficient breadth and magnitude among Pacific Rim nations to warrant special consideration by the PBC.
In other words, even in "liberal" countries like Canada, there is room to frame the issue in such a way that new alliances of sufficient breadth to make a breakthrough can be constructed around the need for universal ECEC.
However, managing analyses of sufficient breadth and completeness to provide some estimate of long term impact is beset with difficulties, from data availability and uncertainty to sheer computational magnitude.
But this one, whose results appear today in The Journal of the American Medical Association, was the first with sufficient breadth (involving the 500,000 subjects) and duration (16 years) to show a strong relationship.
aWhile this selection of references constitutes a possible bias toward specific fields and research groups, the intention was to provide a sufficient breadth of examples with potential clinical implications, without excessive referencing.
Team membership is selected to ensure sufficient breadth and depth of technical skills.
They: (a) are relatively brief, (b) have sufficient breadth of coverage, (c) are widely used, and (d) yield adequate to high levels of reliability and validity.
Many jurisdictions are faced with the challenge of developing a realistic set of performance indicators with sufficient breadth and depth to capture the spectrum of nursing care.
