Sentence examples for information on completeness from inspiring English sources
Computations using the probability-based magnitude of completeness (PMC) method (Schorlemmer and Woessner, 2008; Nanjo et al., 2010b), as used for the completeness assessment for the testing catalog, is underway (Schorlemmer et al., 2008) and will provide additional and more detailed information on completeness.
We will also report information on the completeness of linkage with each data set.
We did not have information on the completeness of follow-up for each patient in the cohort.
Items that were missed in the checklist were information on the completeness of the transport bag and patient assessment in the pre- and post-transport phase.
The review identified gaps in information on evaluation of completeness of tuberculosis notification within the NHS context.
Information on the reporting completeness of such different systems is essential for policymakers and programme managers to make optimal use of available data capture systems.
For the revised classification only 1.6% of dengue cases could not be classified and the warnings signs for severe disease (necessary for the "dengue +WS" category) were documented in a large proportion of medical charts (see the section on "completeness of information" in the results).
With 6% total data completeness information on characteristics from the topic group 'ethical consideration' does virtually not exist.
Endoscopic findings were recorded electronically with information on quality of preparation, completeness of colonoscopy, endoscopic findings and whether or not a biopsy was performed.
For the sake of completeness, information on MBL and monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance are included in Table 2, but their data are excluded from the overall totals.
4 While the Danish Cancer Registry (DCR), for example, contains basic information on incident cases, the completeness of BCC lesion registration is only 50%. 1 Detailed data on NMSC and the treatment of NMSC in everyday clinical practice are important for surveillance, prediction of prognosis, improvements in quality of care and treatment, and for research purposes.
