Whereas genomics has long strived for completeness within species (e.g., every gene in the species), we were focused on completeness across an evolutionary clade – obviously not every species, but one representative species for everything at some phylogenetic level (e.g., one species per family, and perhaps more than one species when the family is especially large).
Future evaluation of de novo assembly tools for phylogenomics should focus on completeness [ 29], chimerism, and redundancy, instead of ambiguous measures borrowed from genome assembly, such as N50.
These CRM elements were verified using semi-structured interviews with the members of our expert panel focusing on completeness and relevance of the elements.
Respondents felt that most summative assessment was focusing on completeness of the portfolio, while the next step would be to look at the quality of the portfolio entries.
While assessment at this stage focusses on completeness, for example the number of direct observations and educational meetings, the next step is to assess the quality of learning.
Analysis of IDSR core indicators focused on completeness and timeliness of weekly epidemiological data, morbidity and mortality data for cholera and meningococcal meningitis as tracer conditions for IDSR performance from 2001 to 2007 (Table 2).
By design, the CoC chart review process focuses on the completeness and accuracy of the reported ambulatory care.
This intervention focuses on content and completeness of the medical interview and does not take verbal or non-verbal interview skills into account.
In the past, audits of the quality of ethnicity information in NHS records have principally focused on data completeness, rather than accuracy, 6 and completeness of ethnicity coding information currently forms part of the Commissioning Outcomes Data Set, 6 a prescribed standard for data quality that is linked to hospital reimbursement.
It is envisaged that initial reports will focus on data completeness, timeliness and quality.
