Even if all paired samples are CDS in a given patient cohort, the increase of the number of patients (or sample size) should lead to failure of "completeness" of a given discriminative feature.
Lewis suggested a number of possible axiom systems, but lacked an adequate semantic theory that could provide an independent check on the correctness or completeness of any given list (of the kind that was later provided by Kripke and Kanger).
We conclude that the deterministic analysis alone is not sufficient in order to confirm or refute the validity or completeness of a given regulation network.
In particular, ease, clarity, consistency, honesty, and completeness of information given by doctors resulted in inhomogeneous perceptions between relatives.
Such alignments allow us to quickly filter-out marginal Rmaps from the raw dataset and provide an initial assessment of the completeness of a given sequence build [ 27].
The accuracy and completeness of information given by proxy respondents varies by the relationship to the study participant, the gender, race, and age of the proxy, the specific questions asked, and how long the proxy and study participant lived together [ 54- 57].
A pragmatic definition of model completeness is given, based on situated interpretation of meaning and theory of communication.
For this reason, the completeness of data is given and publication bias is widely excluded.
The results regarding other neonatal endpoints were not univocal and we were anxious about the completeness of our data, given the open-ended question type of registering.
The main ethical issues relate to the level of completeness of the information given, the necessity or not of obtaining a new individual consent for each use, and who decides on these issues [ 2].
