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A significant within-country difference in completeness for veterinary-visited cases could also be expected at regional or even local level since neighbouring herds may use different veterinarians and advisory services whose recording and submission rate may differ [ 9, 22].

Changes in completeness of registration may account for a substantial proportion of the reported increases in the prevalence of hypospadias in Finland and possibly also elsewhere.

The A. afarensis skeleton "Lucy" stands almost alone in its completeness for the first several million years, joined only by a skeleton from Sterkfontein.

Response rates to the questionnaires decreased over time, from 100% at baseline to 67% at 2 weeks postnatal, and 58% at 6 weeks postnatal (Supporting Information Table S3, Questionnaire response rates) with a concomitant reduction in data completeness for variables assessed at those time-points.

Stratification by year of registration in the DNLR (before 2006 versus 2006 and later) revealed that in the latter period there was an improvement in completeness and PPV for six variables.

Data completeness for in-hospital resource use was 98.6%.

In a review of 4 papers conducted by Thiru et al. [ 19] in 2003, data completeness for 13 diseases ranged between 40 and 100% with an average of 86%, which is 20% more than our result.

Dramatic differences in completeness have also been observed for key variables, such as cough onset date, duration of cough, hospitalization status, and pertussis vaccination history (Table).

As our outcome data come from registries that vary in completeness and accuracy, we adjusted for economic disparities and found that differences in nationwide socioeconomic status between registries did account for some but not all of the estimated effects.

The Finnish Cancer Registry started in 1953, and the completeness for solid tumors is over 99% [ 17].

In general the adjusted completeness for the locomotor disease complex was higher than the corresponding non-adjusted completeness (Table  3).