Sentence examples for control of completeness from inspiring English sources

The control of completeness of primary THRs is standardized in the SHAR by an annual matching of the registered primary THRs in the register with the Swedish National Patient Register NPRR) procedure codes via the patients' personal registration number.

Depending on country-specific conditions, the study centre University Hospital Aachen (second level) will assist first-level institutions regarding control of completeness and plausibility of data and also organize expert exchange regarding confirmation of diagnosis CUA.

The analysis of a non-CpG cytosine provides an internal control of the completeness of bisulphite treatment.

After visual control of the completeness of dissection, the captured cells were immersed in denaturation solution (Fend et al, 1999).

Web-based collection with automated control of data completeness was applied to improve compliance and quality of reporting.

Routine permanent quality control, based on regular on-site inspections by epidemiologic research assistants is planned, including monitoring of equipment used for the examinations, training of personnel, control of data completeness and validity from random samples of participants, etc.

Table  1 shows the distribution of the main breast cancer risk factors by ethnic group in cases and controls for completeness; discussion of the distribution of these risk factors between ethnic groups is restricted to the controls.

Ratings are specific to particular methodologies, and are based on control of confounding factors; completeness of outcome data; minimisation of selection bias; representativeness of sample; appropriateness of measures; response and withdrawal rates; appropriateness of study design to answer the research questions; and consideration of limitations.

It has excellent standards of quality control, completeness of registration and follow-up.

In humans, optical imaging methods could also improve cancer diagnosis, detection of tumor cells under surgery and control the completeness of surgical resection as a principal component of current cancer therapy.

Use of biochemical markers to assess and control the completeness of urine collections was uncommon, impeding adjustment for likely downward biases from incomplete collections.