Sentence examples for continued completeness from inspiring English sources

To ensure the continued completeness and high quality of MEDIC, we implemented a two-tiered quality control process.

Yet challenges in the availability of reference data, in the appropriateness of assessment methods to dataset use, and in the completeness of assessment methods available have continued to hamper the timely and consistent application of map assessments.

The level of completeness of Aboriginality in the 2005 notification dataset reflects a continuing trend of improving completeness, with only 46percentnt of national notifications in 2004 [ 4] and 43 per cent of national notifications in 2003 [ 5] being complete for Aboriginality.

Inevitably, however, the accuracy and completeness of data generated by such initiatives has continued to pose serious interpretative problems for both researchers and health service planners.

Despite the eagerness of Mr. Spinner and other Energy Department officials to see the loan approved, other administration officials continued to raise flags about the company's viability and the completeness of the loan application package.

These methods will continue to enhance the completeness of the database.

A primary limitation, however, continues to be the completeness and accuracy of patient address recall.

Continued onsite support supervision and mentorship and additional system/infrastructure enhancements may be required to further increase completeness and timeliness of the reports.

While the number of contigs assembled continued to increase with increasing numbers of reads, the percentage of reference genes recovered and their contiguity and completeness plateaued at approximately 40% of the total reads.

The court had accepted his plea, but due to the lack of completeness within his admittance, the judge had deemed that many of the 86 charges were not addressed and therefore the trial continued.

It is important to continue efforts to improve the completeness and quality of the data collected by population-based cancer registries.