For example, completeness of data sources ranged from 100%% for the Toms Creek watershed to 48%% for the Heller Creek watershed in DEWA.
20 23 24 However, DISCERN does not include many of the criteria that are important for assessing specific information content and the dissemination of the information, for example, accuracy, completeness, disclosure and readability.
These templates and scenarios can be used by other researchers to either expand on, use for comparative measures, create additional examples or evaluate models for completeness.
The online application enabled certain logical checks, for example, questionnaire completeness and numerical checks (eg, out of range errors, such as starting date before birthdate).
For example, a completeness of 71% was seen when disease information in a dairy disease database was compared to farmers' disease records in Sweden [ 19].
In Eritrea, for example, the completeness of reporting case-based data from the health care center to the next high level increased from 50% in 2000 to 93% by the end of 2003.
For example, the completeness score of 5TNS, which has three sequence elements (i.e., a poly(T) tail, XhoI site, and VF2), is higher than 5TNS-1 and 5TNS-2, each of which have only two sequence elements.
For example, the completeness of weekly reporting from districts to the national level improved from 48% in 2001 to 85% in 2007; district monthly reporting remained steady between 90% in 2001 and 99% in 2007.
For example, forward pre-completeness for the average system leads to a result on closeness of solutions between the original and average system on compact time domains.
The level of knowledge of logic expected for exemption, or tested on the examination, is what is covered in Logic I at MIT: proof procedure and semantics for first-order predicate logic with identity, and some acquaintance with standard metalogical results (for example, those concerning completeness, incompleteness and decidability).
