Sentence examples for completeness was based from inspiring English sources

The completeness was based on the requirement that a recording in the database and a recording by the farmer should have the same date recorded.

In this case the definition of completeness of revascularization was based on the operational results.

Our definition of completeness of information was based on the requirements of authors of systematic reviews, 8 29 and largely followed Wieseler and colleagues' study.

Jenkins et al. (2012a) approach for calculating individual record of completeness for each magnitude class was based on reporting by Simkin and Siebert (1994) who declared smaller magnitude eruptions globally complete from the 1960's and larger magnitude eruptions globally complete over the last century.

In patients with calculi, the interval time was based on the completeness of stone clearance at previous intervention and the presence of clinical cholangitis.

Selection of the most representative station was based on the completeness of measurements during a particular year.

The selection of patients included in this study was based on the completeness of analyses of both APC and K-ras genes as well as hMLH1 expression and this led to a considerable reduction in the number of cases that could be included in the analyses presented in this study.

This selection was based on geographic representation, data completeness, costs and availability both electronically and in the English language.

The evaluation was based on three of NGO Aid Map's dimensions of data quality: comprehensiveness, completeness, and timeliness.

These averaging periods were selected to maximize data completeness and were based on the findings of past investigations, which have indicated that the strongest associations between exhaled nitric oxide and particles occur within the first 24 hr (Adamkiewicz et al. 2004; Fischer et al. 2002; Steerenberg et al. 2001).

Locomotor disorders often persist over a lengthy period of time [ 8], and consequently it can be argued that assessments of completeness to them should be based on a longer time period rather than the ±7 day discrepancy that was allowed in this study.