Contradictory and incomplete categories and failure to account for changing conditions are responsible for many of the problems.
WHO advocates the accurate use of ICD codes to monitor the quality of registrations of causes of death, but the range of incomplete categories of stillbirths in ICD-10 suggest that for now, other indicators of quality must be defined.
The distributions for the incomplete cost categories were skewed and had a semicontinuous distribution, and a large proportion of patients had zero cost.
Originally applied to just a handful of incomplete specimens, the category Dinosauria now encompasses more than 800 generic names and at least 1,000 species, with new names being added to the roster every year as the result of scientific explorations around the world.
Although there are clear criteria for breaking ROE down in this way, Fig. 3 is incomplete because the categories of process and product do not cover all possible types of ROE.
Exact age was divided into 10-year groups; and education had three categories: incomplete secondary; secondary, specialist and professional; and university level and above.
A paper was excluded if it was in one or more of the following categories: incomplete description of sample selection and outcomes or poor study design; early reports of studies, in-vitro or animals studies, narrative reviews or systematic reviews.
It was difficult for the readers in some cases to distinguish between these two categories (incomplete or stable); therefore, if this was the case, it was classified as nonprogressive disease.
We used the following categories: incomplete elementary education (CASMIN level 1a), completed elementary education (CASMIN level 1b), secondary and intermediate general and vocational qualifications (CASMIN level 1c, 2a, 2b), and high school and higher education (CASMIN level 2c, 3a and 3b).
