Sentence examples for estimate completeness from inspiring English sources

Efforts to estimate completeness and reliability of any dataset should be an integral part of every archaeological landscape research project, especially as biases or hiatuses in datasets can lead to serious misinterpretations or circular reasoning.

We estimate completeness of ascertainment of causes using capture-recapture methods, and discuss the implications of using systematic review methods for lists of causation, paying attention to the issue of publication bias.

So, we were unable to perform capture-recapture 15 analyses to estimate completeness of ascertainment.

Finally, we did not use capture-recapture technique to estimate completeness of reporting [ 27].

Vera et al. compared unigene length to length of the best hit protein to estimate completeness of transcript discovery [ 11].

In order to estimate completeness of sequence data used to define the HITdb OTUs, sampling from multinomial distribution was performed.

Their magnitudes ranged from -0.7 to 5.1, as determined from the maximum amplitude and the distance to the hypocenter (Watanabe1971), and the estimated completeness magnitude was about 1.5.

Therefore, the estimated completeness of the Histopathological Registry for breast cancers would be of 90.8% (90.0%-91.390.0%-91.3%

The registries provide cancer incidence data with an estimated completeness of 90% and more [ 11].

The SCCR has an estimated completeness of > 90% for cancers in children < 16 years old diagnosed in Switzerland since 1985 (Michel et al. 2008).

The estimated completeness of the combined three sources was 55.8% (CI 95% [42.9 – 79.7]), but varied according to the source (Table 3).