Moreover, the additional inconvenient layer of manual data recording may compromise the completeness and accuracy of data transferred into the portal.
Thus, assembling the C. tropicalis genome was a compromise between completeness, contiguity, and accuracy, made particularly challenging by the high number of allelic polymorphisms in the genome.
Structured reporting will fail if it compromises accuracy, completeness, workflows or cost-benefit balance.
Our study may also be compromised by completeness of surgery, radiation, and, in particular, chemotherapy data.
This is important as migration could have compromised the completeness of the information gathered by failing to report dead sisters who had migrated.
Although several studies [4 7] have been done to improve these methods for edge detection, they still produce edges with some compromise in accuracy, completeness, complexity, connectedness, and smoothness.
They concluded that, under a reasonable compromise between accuracy, completeness, and computational resources, ReFHap (Reliable and Fast Haplotyping) [ 37] yields the best results for a low-coverage fosmid pooling approach, which they term single individual haplotyping (SIH).
Because retrospective studies cannot control the conditions under which patients are recruited or investigated, it follows that most retrospective studies of DCM have to compromise on the completeness of data on coronary artery disease in their subjects.
6– 8, 24 Although prophylactic CND resulted in a far higher temporary hypoparathyroidism rate, we believe that the unilateral prophylactic CND was associated with acceptable level of complications and was a good compromise between achieving completeness of surgery and reducing patient morbidity because this has been advocated by other groups.
