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Conversely, in the regions where the proportion of children who have received no vaccine is low, the problem has less to do with the appropriateness of the overall strategy and the quality of the processes for reaching targeted children, than with the capacity of the services in place to guarantee the completeness of the vaccinations carried out.
In order to improve the validity of data, the trained surveyors contacted the medical record staff to guarantee the completeness of the data and to clarify any issues arising.
The result below yields a property of partial metric aggregation functions that will be crucial in order to guarantee the completeness of the partial metric obtained via aggregation later on.
The Cancer Registry has developed a network of various data sources that guarantees a high degree of completeness and validity of cancer data in the population of Tyrol.
A step-by-step procedure is also provided to assure the correct use and guarantee the completeness of the model.
Although using evolutionary techniques does not guarantee a completeness of the space search, ACSESS systematically explores the small molecule universe, providing a near-infinite source of novel compounds.
Marking the animals of the herd owner could be considered in a further study, but even that does not guarantee the completeness of data.
Furthermore, despite our efforts we cannot guarantee the completeness of our data especially because we had only one person collecting the data.
It has to be emphasized that all patients were included in the study prospectively and with no other than the indicated selection criteria in order to enable narrow-meshed blood sampling, control of the preanalytics and to guarantee completeness of data.
