Sentence examples for database completeness from inspiring English sources

The two concepts of database, completeness and density, have been introduced in this study to describe the properties of molecular formula databases, corresponding to the parameters α and γ1 3 in the classification scheme shown in Fig. 3, respectively.

The quality of the homology-based reconstruction of metabolic networks depends highly on annotation quality, metabolic database completeness and the criterion for assessing the presence of a pathway.

The accuracy of a rule may be low due to the lack of "database completeness", rather than a flaw in the rule itself.

Furthermore, information on the structure and standardisation of data, costs to access the database, completeness of clinical and drug information and previous applications in research or validation studies were considered.

(2012) derived a human equivalent point of departure of 4400 ng/L giving a final biomonitoring equivalent value of 150 ng/L (accounting for intra-species uncertainty and database completeness).

We routinely check quality of collected data by comparing information from different sources (e.g. questionnaires, clinical records, biochemical exams); assessing variable range and distribution; evaluating the quality of biospecimens through specific analyses conducted on random samples; and verifying the database completeness through multiple queries.

Ideally, a data mining application would generate all the patterns existing in the database (the "completeness" criterion), as fast as possible.

The IRC coordinator in the country will check the national database for completeness and quality before submission to the IRC headquarters technical unit for inclusion into IRC's global database.

In a properly functioning database system, completeness to veterinary attended cases should approach 100%, since disease events attended by a veterinarian are expected to end up as a record in the national database.

Across 91 U.K. clinical databases listed under the Directory of Clinical Databases (DoCDat), completeness of patient recruitment appears to be similar for databases that do and do not require individual consent for enrolment [ 13].

The performance of the databases for completeness is reported in Table 3.