Systematicity can have several different dimensions: among them are more systematic descriptions, explanations, predictions, defense of knowledge claims, epistemic connectedness, ideal of completeness, knowledge generation, representation of knowledge and critical discourse.
Clear thorough and elegant Grim's arguments challenge received ideals of completeness of knowledge truth divine omniscience and worlds as totalities of facts.
Anyone who meets these ideals of completeness and consistency will be unable to believe a range of consistent propositions that are accessible to other complete and consistent thinkers.
He was intending to publish a list of the algae of Connecticut, but though his notes and records seem amply sufficient, he delayed it from his desire for almost ideal accuracy and completeness.
While these factors were less comprehensive than the ideal, particularly the completeness of the assessment of extent of disease, there is no reason to believe that these weaknesses could bias such a large population sample in relation to surgeon caseloads.
Forbes says his resume is a "paragon of completeness".
In the real world this ideal of consistency and completeness is basically never achieved.
The simulation data sets are unrealistically ideal in terms of completeness of sampling (or extent of random sampling), missing data (none), and typing error (none for most simulations).
This study does not attempt to assess maturity by scoring a completeness of an ideal program, but analyses differences in local implementations of ASP interventions that are recommended in guidelines.
Data on various potential confounding variables were available but its quality and completeness were not always ideal, being limited to women who were still alive and traceable at the time of the re-contact, hence residual confounding by these and other correlates of infertility cannot be excluded.
While it is a welcome practice in terms of improving completeness of death reporting, it is not ideal for cause-of-death data.
