However, relatively low completeness was observed for "Dermatologicals" (68.7%), "Genito-urinary system and sex hormones" (40.9%), "Antiparasitic products, insecticides, and repellents" (57.2%), and "Sensory organs" (51.0%).
Focusing on data from cancer care providers (N = 1247), significant variation in EHR access and health record completeness was observed between provider types, location of work, and level of computer access.
Furthermore, the electronic system enables to monitor the documentation process regarding completeness, delays and observed coherences.
Further, factors related to correctness were investigated and, for four body systems, the accuracy (completeness and correctness), observed specificity, and prevalence were described.
In interaction datasets that are limited by sampling, however, partner diversity simply increases with the number of observations, whereas selectivity (e.g. H 2 ′, d′) can be determined independently of the completeness of interactions observed.
N ^ : Estimate of the number of diagnoses; N obs : Number of diagnoses observed; Compl: Completeness; 95% CI: 95% confidence interval for completeness.
We observed that completeness has an impact on post-refinement procedure and the post-refined data sets.
Dramatic differences in completeness have also been observed for key variables, such as cough onset date, duration of cough, hospitalization status, and pertussis vaccination history (Table).
Rather than fill it in, they might just get the instruments for those guys because of the urgency of the case [Mbile, Theatre nurse, A011] Completeness was reported and observed to be highly variable in Mbile, with no improvement over the period of observations.
After excluding the 5 aforementioned SNPs, samples with poor call rates and genotypes with low peak heights, we observed 27,162 (87.5% completeness) and 24,684 (89.5% completeness) genotypes to perform association analysis for the social and nonsocial autistic-like traits, respectively, in the male-only sample.
