Sentence examples for but also the completeness from inspiring English sources

Inference control for enforcing a confidentiality policy has to inspect and to possibly distort not only the sentences representing the tuples of the output relation but also the completeness sentences.

This is a new challenge that poses not only the accuracy of the in vitro-in vivo clearance prediction, but also the completeness and variations of the annotated in vitro recombinant experiment data on drug metabolisms.

Therefore, high quality depends not only on the nature of the work, but also on the completeness of the reporting [ 2].

The rigor of our study depends not only on the level of detail and quality of protocols, but also on the completeness of the correspondence and amendments between the investigator and the REC.

The Riesz representation theorem relies fundamentally not just on the presence of an inner product, but also on the completeness of the space.

Consequently, in the present paper we not only provide information on the number of protein coding genes but also estimate the completeness of transcripts, including untranslated regions, and evaluate biases with regard to the coverage of various transcript regions.

Also, the completeness of fault propagation for a branch of the cause effect model as the plant model is explained.

Also, the completeness of coverage of the First Nations identification could not be determined, so the observed ethnic (First Nations vs. non-First Nations) disparities could have been underestimated.

Concerning the documented items per form, we distinguished between routine cases and retrospective cases and measured also the completeness of the whole data set.

This pre-selection explains the high completeness for this variable, but also the high proportion of incorrect entries (24%) when the pre-selection should have been changed.

The investigations are not only of historical interest, but also contribute to the completeness and correctness of the Austrian earthquake catalogue, which is the basis for seismic hazard analysis and as such benefits the public, communities, civil engineers, architects, civil protection, and many others.