The phrase "completeness by" is not a complete or grammatically correct sentence
It is missing a verb and a subject. However, it could be used as a prepositional phrase within a sentence. For example: - The completeness of the project was achieved by diligent planning and hard work. - The data was evaluated for completeness by the researchers. - She always strives for completeness by double-checking her work.
All completed interview sheets were checked for completeness by the first author.
Data from the chart review were checked for completeness by the research team, and sites were asked to complete missing responses to the extent possible.
These questions were raised implicitly by David Hilbert (1862 1943) about 1900 and were resolved later in the negative, completeness by the Austrian-American logician Kurt Gödel (1906 78) and decidability by the American logician Alonzo Church (1903 95).
The season will begin in August with Pam MacKinnon's production of "Completeness," by Itamar Moses ("The Four of Us"), a comedy about a computer scientist who falls for a molecular biologist.
Later, Narasimha et al. [43] addressed completeness by integrating signature aggregation and chaining techniques.
This list was verified for completeness by the country coordinator, a senior emergency physician in Singapore (VA).
In later publications, Agmon and Hörmander have other ways of proving existence and completeness by exploiting a radiation condition.
A list of EDs was obtained from the Centro Regulador de Urgencias y Emergencias de Bogotá and verified for completeness by two local emergency physicians (YB, JC).
Furthermore, the models are investigated in terms of completeness by visual verification and by comparing the number of relevant instances to relocated in processed models.
Due to the nature of PW basis set, it is straightforward to improve its completeness by increasing the plane-wave cut-off energy.
Suzuki [4] obtained a variant of Banach contraction principle that characterizes metric completeness by using a different type of contractive condition.
