Sentence examples for indication of the completeness from inspiring English sources

Frequency-magnitude distribution in these different fault zones during this period of time is displayed to the bottom right of the figure as an indication of the completeness of earthquake catalogues.

In addition, we also calculated the ortholog hit ratio (OHR), which provides an indication of the completeness of a transcript in the assembly [ 58].

The majority of the quality flags do not have the intention to label a record as 'good' or 'bad', they just give an indication of the completeness and quality, helping the user in his or her decision to make use of a specific record or to reject it.

Assessing the quality of a distribution record has thus become indispensable, as has the ability to give an indication of the completeness of that record, especially in database infrastructures such as e.g. EurOBIS, OBIS and the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF; www.gbif.org) that provide access to data from a wide range of sources (e.g. 13, 14).

However, the small proportion (2.8%) of health problems manually entered by physicians offers some indication on the completeness of the information provided by the MOXXI system.

Although the three sets of gene models contain different numbers of gene models (Table  4) reflecting the different annotation history and stage of curation, this comparison provides an indication of the overall completeness of our assembly.

Although the three sets of gene annotation contain different numbers of gene models reflecting the different annotation history, this comparison provided an indication of the overall completeness of our assembly.

One approximate indication of coverage completeness is the number of Gm genes that are matched by Cf transcripts, so that Gm genes without Cf homologs suggest "missing" Cf genes.

To give an indication of data completeness we have included the percentage of missing values by study variable and patient group in the results section.

An indication of the high utilization of physicians is the completeness of the legally mandated 18-and 36-month pediatric well-child visits, which in our study sample was > 96% and > 98%, respectively.

While these data were not formally incorporated into the economic evaluation, data completeness gave an indication of the feasibility of data collection for health economic analysis and point estimates (mean and median) with measures of variance (SD and IQRs) providing an indication about whether existing care changed as a result of the trial for either the intervention or control group.