Fifth, the desired goal of completeness (> 80%) used in this study is an arbitrarily chosen threshold.
Taking all the above considerations into account, the intrinsic tension between the goal of completeness of the abstract and its keeping into the space limit often set by journal editors is recognised as a major challenge.
These interests are of two types, and include theoretical goals of achieving completeness and systematic unity of knowledge, and practical interests in securing the immortality of the soul, freedom, and the existence of God.
The desired goal of data completeness was set at ≥80%.
Hence, the surgeon must become familiar with the registration procedure over time to achieve the overall goal of registration completeness.
4 6 Greenhalgh et al 7 described this as an evidence-based medicine 'crisis' and called for guideline-based tools that could be used by providers and patients to clarify the goals of care, quality and completeness of evidence, and relevance of potential benefits and harms.
A more realistic goal is to try to assess the degree of completeness of any particular theory, whether about the OoL on Earth or elsewhere in the Universe.
It gave us a sense of completeness.
Consumers were enticed by the blend of completeness and compactness.
