In particular, Glasziou et al 3 reported that 41/805151%) of the published reports of single randomised trials and systematic reviews in popular journals were complete compared with 30/98 (30.6%) completeness of NIHR HTA-funded RCtrialsls.
The dataset was checked for completeness and consistency and compared with the results of any publications.
Figure 4 shows boxplots for the completeness of each fissure compared with the consensus read, divided into the different categories of the visual reads.
The meteorological organisations of the three great land areas are still young, and our knowledge of what is happening over the sea is woefully small as compared with the completeness with which we are able to track down changes occurring over the great trade routes of the North Atlantic.
We also evaluated assembly integrity and completeness by comparing with the soybean protein datasets (Table 2).
As demonstrated in Figure 1, the variables with improvement in completeness of documentation in the EHR, compared with the PHR were measures of urine culture and GTT (both p = 0.001).
Since then, the completeness of the DHR has been compared with the Danish National Registry of patients (which is assumed to be the gold standard for registration of all procedures in Denmark) every 3 months.
There was no evidence that the prevalence of missing data was related to the order of the questions after examining the levels of completeness for questions at the beginning compared with the end of the form.
It is notable, for example, that Schroter et al 4 used eight indicators (7 main checklist items and a global completeness eighth item) in their checklist, compared with the 12 criteria used in this study.
The variables with significant improvement in completeness of data documented in the EHR, compared with the PHR, were urine culture, glucose tolerance test, nuchal screening, morphology scans, folic acid advice, tobacco smoking, illicit drug assessment and domestic violence assessment (p = 0.001).
