Sentence examples for for completeness are from inspiring English sources

FDPLL lifts to the first-order case the core of the DPLL procedure, the splitting rule, but ignores other aspects of the procedure that, although not necessary for completeness, are crucial for its effectiveness in practice.

The star QAM relies on two parameters that are also optimised in the algorithm as an additional step and, for completeness, are defined in Definition 7. A two-tier star M-ary QAM modulation has its constellation points distributed over two amplitude levels a and b.

The RHI index (mean of all nine questions), as well as the mean response to each question (for completeness), are reported in Table 1 for each of the conditions.

You rarely succeed, yet the urge for completeness is a kind of love, doomed to be outgrown but not forgotten.

The performance of the databases for completeness is reported in Table 3.

Examination of the placenta for completeness was recorded in 46% (92/200) of the record reviews (Table  3).

Another limitation was that the number of journals assessed for completeness was very small for certain assessments (eg, only 11/98 journals reported psychological interventions).

Also similar to the scores for Scope, results for Completeness were stratified according to the same clustered Tier system and had the same occupants.

Examination of the placenta for completeness was done in 75% (15/20) of the observed deliveries, although in all files it was recorded as being done.

Cases were ascertained from hospital clinics and neuropathology departments across the Region, and further validation checks for completeness were carried out with the National Registry of Childhood Tumours (http://www.ccrg.ox.ac.uk) and the Northern and Yorkshire Cancer Registry and Information Service (http://www.nycris.org.uk).uk

Case details were ascertained from hospital clinics and neuropathology departments across the region, and additional ascertainment checks undertaken for completeness were carried out with the National Registry of Childhood Tumours (www.ccrg.ox.ac.uk) and the Northern and Yorkshire Cancer Registry and Information Service (www.nycris.org.uk).uk