Sentence examples for in particular completeness from inspiring English sources

Diederich and Ohsawa [49] showed a lower bound for the Bergman distance for bounded pseudoconvex domains with (C^2) boundary implying in particular completeness, this was later improved in [23]: begin{aligned} mathrm{dist,}_Omega ^B z,w ge frac{-log delta _Omega (z)}{Clog (-log delta _Omega (z))}, end{aligned} (6.10 where (C) is a positive constant depending only on (Omega ) and (w).

In particular, completeness declined with increasing age and level of comorbidity.

In particular, the completeness is satisfied simultaneously.

In particular, the completeness of these spaces has been shown very useful; it is a remarkable fact that it took 6 years to prove this natural property (see [2, 36, 37, 39]).

The validity of coding in the UK PCDs has received a considerable amount of attention in the literature, 4 7 in particular the completeness of recording of consultations and disease diagnoses.

The purpose of this study was to examine methodological challenges, in particular issues concerning completeness of external cause coding, determination of incident cases and the amount of relevant inpatient days, in using the Finnish National Hospital Discharge Register (FHDR) for studying fire-related injuries.

In particular, we study the completeness of this space.

In particular, we study the completeness of the space.

A focussed agenda is recommended towards data triangulation and contestability via linkage and validation studies that will allow drawing on complementary properties of different sources and, in particular, will assist in completeness estimation and improve our understanding of the accuracy in cause-of-death attribution.

First of all, any data-driven study of social behavior in general and citation behavior in particular is limited by the completeness and correctness of the used data set.

Some fields, address in particular, had low values for completeness even for electronic reporting, which reflects gaps in the information in patient demographic information that is provided by physician offices to clinical laboratories.