Sentence examples for demonstrated the completeness from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable that Gödel, in 1929, could have demonstrated the completeness of first-order logic before Gentzen's natural formulation of it, when that logic was available only in the forms of the highly unnatural deductive calculi devised by Frege, by Hilbert, and by Russell and Whitehead.

Numerous studies have demonstrated the completeness and high validity of the records (Wood and Martinez, 2004; Herrett et al, 2010).

The high coverage of genes encoding for full central metabolic pathways demonstrates the completeness of the transcriptome assembly and the repeatability of gene expression data.

The authors of the current communication cannot understand how such a claim can be made or proven, since demonstrating the completeness of a search strategy would require proving that there are no relevant manuscripts that it does not identify.

In particular, they also obtained the analytical eigensolutions to the FSLPs and demonstrated the orthogonal completeness of the corresponding system of eigenfunctions.

Meanwhile, the CEGMA [ 15] evaluation demonstrated the annotation completeness to be 66.9%% (166 of 248 core eukaryote genes were aligned).> In summary, we report the first genome sequencing, assembly, and annotation of the Chinese mitten crab.

Lichtenstein and Sipser (1980) demonstrated the \ \textbf{PSPACE}\ -completeness of the following problem: \ \textbf{PSPACE}\ -completenesstiof in an \(n \thees n\) game ofollowings there exist a winning strategy for black (i.e. the problemwho moves first)?

Previous publications using CDARS have demonstrated the accuracy and completeness of the data retrieved from this system [ 20].

Detailed analyses, including age and sex distribution, birth rates and death rates, have been undertaken and have shown good correspondence with other sources 28 and demonstrated the accuracy and completeness of the data.

Ready access to and high utilization of physicians are demonstrated by the completeness of immunizations: 98% of the children received a complete series of four DPT (diphtheria pertussis tetanus) injections, compared with 81% of U.S. children in 1997 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 1999).

Using the 13 gecko transcriptome assemblies built in this study, we demonstrated that the completeness scores with BUSCO referring to the 233 CVGs were comparable to those with CEGMA, and Assembly 13 again showed the highest completeness score with BUSCO (Additional files 6 and 8).