We sampled 391 arthropod species from the canopies of 60 trees; coverage-based rarefaction revealed high completeness of faunal sampling (93.7%).
High completeness of follow-up on the entire baseline population minimizes the potential for bias in estimating incidence proportion and effect estimates over time (Rothman 2012).
Our investigations were carried out in Fe-18wt.%Mn-2wt.%Si alloy with high completeness of γ-ε transformation (more than 90% of martensitic ε-phase).
Our investigations were carried out in Fe-18 wt.% Mn-2 wt.% Si alloy with high completeness of γ-ε transformation (more than 90%% of martensitic ε-phase).
We conclude that given an ontology-specific consensus, clinical editors with mark-up training can structure GL knowledge with high completeness, whereas the main demand for correct structuring is training in the ontology's semantics.
Intervention planners develop interventions to facilitate the implementation of the health promotion intervention with high fidelity - making sure the intervention is implemented as intended - and high completeness - making sure the full intervention is implemented.
The great diversity of bacteria in the sample makes it difficult to obtain all bacterial genomes with high completeness, causing the deficiency of genome information to investigate the interaction between Microcystis and associated bacteria (Li et al. 2011; Steffen et al. 2012).
Indeed, molecular formula searches of the DI-FT/MS dataset using PubChem afforded results with high completeness (α = 0.72).
It is also apparent that a database with high completeness and low density (γ3) would be preferable for performing a high-quality search.
This pre-selection explains the high completeness for this variable, but also the high proportion of incorrect entries (24%) when the pre-selection should have been changed.
Birth related factors showed a high completeness.
