Sentence examples for completeness which can be from inspiring English sources
Questions can be also pre-tested in order to evaluate their clarity and completeness, which can be done within the organizing team or, preferably, by some people outside this team.
For instance, in 2002, Gregori and Sapena [5] have introduced a kind of contractive mappings and proved fuzzy fixed point theorems in GV-spaces and KM-spaces by using a strong condition for completeness, now called the completeness in the sense of Grabiec or G-completeness, which can be considered a fuzzy version of the Banach contraction theorem.
On the other hand, routinely collected administrative data can suffer from problems with completeness and accuracy data collection, issues which are not under the direct control of researchers and which can be difficult to quantify [ 71].
For completeness, in this section, we firstly demonstrate and study the definitions and some fundamental results of fractional calculus which can be found in [2 4].
"We are all in search of... completeness," he says, "and at least occasionally and momentarily we find it gazing at certain movie stars [who] body forth... a vision of a unified self on to which can be projected a million and one atomised fantasies".
Which can be fairly unpleasant!
This may still underestimate the role of CNVs, given the higher frequency of SNPs as well as the greater completeness and accuracy with which SNPs can be queried at present [43], [45].
It should be noted, however, that proteins which can not be extracted to apparent completeness in simple SDS buffer are the exception rather than the rule.
Bishop (1967) took a radical approach by limiting his attention to metric spaces, in which compactness can be defined as completeness plus total boundedness.
A recently installed interventional MRI suite, in which scans can be performed during neurosurgery allows anatomic imaging to identify the completeness of resection.
