Sentence examples for estimate of completeness from inspiring English sources
A reliable estimate of completeness magnitude M c, above which all earthquakes are considered to be detected by a seismic network, is vital for seismicity-related studies.
We are not aware of any other published estimate of completeness of national cancer registration in Britain specifically for children.
The data can be linked to NRS civil registration data, which provides an estimate of completeness and contributes further information such as social class.
For each factor, the stratified estimate of completeness was the overall number of registrations divided by the sum of the separate capture-recapture estimates for the number of cases in the population within each stratum.
Since the estimate of completeness for the good reporters is likely to be closer to the "true" completeness, the overall completeness figures for the FRD presented in this study are likely to be overestimated.
Estimates of completeness facilitate assessments of the data along these criteria.
16 Simulation could also be used to assess the impact of patient, physician and health system characteristics on estimates of completeness.
The point-estimates of completeness increased slightly in all countries when the adjusted FRD was used to 0.94, 0.56, 0.82, 0.78 in DK, FI, NO and SE, respectively (Table 4).
Considering our starting material and CEGMA estimates of completeness for the transcript sets associated to the five grass genomes (79.8 to 99.2 %), A. myosuroides transcriptome representation in ALOMYbase was deemed satisfactory for our purpose.
The objective of the present study was to see how previous estimates of completeness figures are affected by the criteria determining whether a recording in the database is to be judged correct.
The resultant estimates of completeness were used to adjust observed age-specific death rates and compute total mortality indicators for the sample population, and the detailed methods and results are described elsewhere [ 15].
