Sentence examples for criterion and completeness from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of data quality involved the floor and ceiling effect (i.e. the percentage of patients scoring the highest or lowest possible score, where the lowest possible percentage is considered an acceptable criterion) and completeness of data (i.e. percentage of items and scales completed, where 90 95 % is considered an acceptable criterion).

Proving cause and effect is always a challenge for broad health care interventions, and there are many facets to comparison of population-based survival assessments from registration criteria and completeness of data to confounding medical conditions and social deprivation factors.

By excluding the possibility of a species (or genus) match, which would effectively provide the higher taxonomy of the query, this study was a rigorous test of the effect of assignment criteria and species completeness of the reference library on higher taxon assignments.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the pertinence of e-death certification using the following assessment criteria: timeliness, representativeness, and completeness of sociodemographic and medical information included in the e-death certificates.

A better relational system for human annotators and also for future automation should meet the criteria of uniqueness and completeness; Uniqueness means two CPCs may assign a semantic relation (mostly are formed by a pair of semantic roles) which best describes their semantic relation.

HER2 was scored by accepted criteria where intensity and completeness of membrane staining were evaluated as previously described [ 24].

We present a general criterion for the existence and completeness of the wave operators in obstacle (or potential) scattering which does not require local compactness near the boundary of the obstacle.

The decision tree induction and broader relation types meet the uniqueness and completeness criteria.

This semantic relation system has 13 middle-level classes and 24 fine-grained sub-classes in contrast to conventional complex classification schemes and meets the uniqueness and completeness criteria of semantic relation identification.

To evaluate the uniqueness and completeness criteria and to understand how well defined our classification system is, we conducted an annotation experiment involving two Chinese undergraduate students without a linguistic background and two second-year graduate students from the linguistic department.

It results in a succinct semantic relation identification system for Chinese CPCs incorporated with a hierarchical decision tree to meet the uniqueness and completeness criteria of semantic relation recognition and which is in contrast to the conventional complex classification schemes discussed in Section 2. The authors declare that they have no competing interests.