Sentence examples for challenges of completeness from inspiring English sources

Like other health data systems in sub-Saharan Africa, the TASO electronic data system does face the challenges of completeness and accuracy of data elements (see for example, [ 21]).

A surprisingly simple challenge to completeness is the problem of island universes.

This means that partial and selective participation challenges the completeness of short term neonatal outcome.

The feeling of completeness from Underestimated is challenged by the adjacent work of Ylva Sonberg's "Naked.

Tom Kise, a spokesman, challenged the completeness of the advertising figures but also said the organization had spent heavily on grassroots lobbying and other activities that balance out its political spending.

However, some counterexamples challenged the completeness of the covering-law model.

Responding to these challenges necessitates new RE techniques that go beyond the traditional goals of completeness, correctness and consistency and focuses instead on business needs and IT alignment.

A major challenge of the Genome Map project is to attain a comparable level of completeness and coverage of gene function determination to that of the ENCODE projects in its compilation.

The expectation of completeness, and the resulting inability to monetize, may help explain the challenges faced by companies like Foursquare, RedBeacon, and many industry-specific job listing sites.

A recent challenge to Transitivity turns on heterogeneous sets of options, as per the discussion of Completeness above.

It gave us a sense of completeness.