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This is the most complete dataset of bureaucrats and their career mobility in a large bureaucracy that governs China's economy.

Using the most complete dataset available at the UCI dataset repository, we demonstrate that most of the techniques available in Weka produces results close to the best ones reported in the literature.

"In 1961, carbon was 36percentnt of our total footprint, but by 2010 (the year for which the most complete dataset is available), it comprised 53 per cent". At the country level, China is now the leading drain on the earth's resources.

It is expected that the most recent record of 1900 to 2013 has the most complete dataset, though this and the period 1500 to 1900 are of insufficient bin size for capturing M ≥ 6.5 eruptions, which have longer recurrence intervals.

We also compare our model to existing 1D model compilations having US-wide coverage (Fernberg 2012), sometimes treated as the most complete dataset for electrical conductivity structure of North America (Wei et al. 2013).

This paper describes accurate models that quantify spatial variation in the 300 Index and Site Index using the largest and most complete dataset of its kind assembled for New Zealand plantation grown P. radiata.

We compare the extent of SWOT-observable rivers with GRDC and USGS gauge datasets, the most complete datasets freely available to the global scientific community.

The dataset of Walker and Croasdale (1971) provides one of the most complete datasets of sub-aerial tephra thickness anywhere in the world, and enables analysis of the effects of measurement spatial distribution on interpreting deposits.

Annual incidence of IMD in children under 5 years of age and a measure of the yearly prevalence of smoking in each country were available for all countries for most of the study period, with the most complete datasets obtained from Norway and the Netherlands (table 1).

The participating investigators, time periods and study subject characteristics were closely examined to avoid inclusion of duplicate datasets appearing in multiple publications and to ensure the most complete possible dataset.

Because hierarchical analysis revealed species had primacy over disease clustering, we focused this analysis on the most complete (murine) dataset (n=478).