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The data also did not include key predictors of caesarean section such as breech presentation, and information on whether the previous delivery was by caesarean, which limits the completeness of our analysis of determinants.

Med 3 students were not required to save images during the Clinical Skills Immersion Experience which further limited the completeness of the data as well as being able to accurately assess how students are progressing in their ultrasound training.

However, 28% of authors did not respond, limiting the completeness of this verification.

The need to obtain informed consent from patients to allow data linkage may limit the completeness of the data.

Poisoning events are not always identified or reported by the media, limiting the completeness of the data we collected.

Secondly, the time delay between the first questionnaire 12 months postoperatively and the postal reminder in January 2012 limited the completeness of follow-up, as more patients were lost to follow-up due to death or reoperation.

These previous studies were limited by the completeness of the data available from medical and laboratory records.

Only five studies were rated as insufficient, four of which were identified from the grey literature and were limited by the completeness of their reporting.

This study was conducted as a retrospective medical chart review and therefore the results were limited by the completeness of the information that was recorded in those charts and data that was collected.

With the advent of ClosTron our knowledge of the biology of C. difficile and the identification of essential genes is bound to increase but at the moment, there is a lack of C. difficile specific literature and that limits the completeness and validation of the network.

Third, due to the retrospective nature of the study, we were limited not only by the completeness of documentation by the treating physician but were also not able to assess all the variables (for example, relative bradycardia).