Lastly, the framework does not ensure integrity, freshness or completeness of results returned to the application or the user, since an adversary that compromises the database in some way can delete or alter records.
In pre-capitalist philosophy wholeness or completeness usually belonged to the community rather than to the individual.
See the ring as a symbol of wholeness or completeness.
Stewardship of the Commonwealth demands that every decision affecting the human, natural, and intellectual resources of the Commonwealth be subject to two kinds of thinking: first, does this decision conserve the integrity--the wholeness or completeness--of the Commonwealth, or does it diminish it?
Pediatric primary care sites were identified by registry managers as 1) current registry users with good overall data integrity and completeness or 2) future direct-EMR-transfer users – former registry users that had temporarily stopped transferring data to the registry to allow implementation of the EMR with direct data transfer.
Although all reasonable effort has been made by Digital Look Ltd and its suppliers in collecting and maintaining the market data, neither Digital Look nor its supplies give any warranties as to the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, integrity or fitness for purpose of the market data.
"The work is never complete, because there is no perfection or completeness," Mr. Lee said.
Completeness, also known as integrity or transcriptome coverage, is the ratio of the sum of all unique aligned segment length to the reference length.
Art only has to have its own integrity and completeness, which shouldn't be mistaken for the truth, even when a photograph looks straightforward.
The standard states that while the underwriters have reviewed information in the documents, they cannot guarantee its "accuracy or completeness".
