Sentence examples for determination of completeness from inspiring English sources

If one considers an object through its three nuclear determinations complete, brown, and quadrangle one has not yet decided the question whether one intends the object to have the extra-nuclear determination of completeness.

Recently, a study assessed the value of contrast-enhanced multi-phasic CT in the determination of completeness of tumour response after therapy[ 3 ].

Confidence in active management of third stage of labour, management of PPH, determination of completeness of the placenta, bimanual uterine compression, and accessing advanced care was self-assessed using a written 5-item questionnaire.

The determination of completeness of excision of DCIS can be difficult for the primary reporting pathologist, but especially in a central review; for this reason, this feature has not been included in the analysis in many papers (de Mascarel et al, 2000; Ottensen et al, 2000).

Especially the proton spin lattice decay time in the rotating frame, T1ρH, has proven to be suitable for an accurate determination of the completeness of the elimination reaction.

Samples with greater than 110% PABA recovery were designated unsatisfactory, because additional sources of PABA may have been consumed (e.g. a multivitamin) and an accurate determination of sample completeness could therefore not be made.

Limitations associated with the proposed PVAHA framework for application in the Asia-Pacific include the inherent uncertainties of dispersion models, meteorological data resolution, determination of the record of completeness for data sparse regions like the Asia-Pacific and the subsequent use of proxy magnitude-frequency relationships in the absence of observed behaviour for a source.

Determination of the record of completeness for a sub-region is difficult to identify and can have a significant impact on the probability values derived for those sources (e.g. volcanoes with long repose periods might be under-represented).

Key assumptions made, limitations and caveats on the resulting assessment include the following: 1. Determination of the record of completeness for a sub-region is difficult to identify and can have a significant impact on the probability values derived for those sources (e.g. volcanoes with long repose periods might be under-represented).

The optical detection of NADH-formation provides a straightforward approach for the determination of both, rate and completeness of fatty acid degradation in case of isolated glyoxysomes where other interfering NADH-forming reactions are absent.

Thus, once unigenes are chosen for determination of microarray representation, the completeness of a unigene database in terms of both the percentage of the genes that are already represented by unigenes in the database and their quality (i.e. how accurately they represent a real gene) should be considered.