Finally, a thorough investigation of all available methods to evaluate inconsistency using realistic scenarios informed by empirical evidence would be needed for completeness [ 5– 7].
In the "appreciation" -- a relatively new journalistic term for a written eulogy, without the need for the completeness of an obituary -- I noted once asking Cooke how he was able to keep his brain's synapses snapping, broadcasting his weekly "Letter From America" well into his 90's.
Although the CONSORT group was created to help improve reporting, there seems to be a need to register the urgency for completeness, clarity and transparency of reporting [ 1] in order to make publications more accessible and easily comparable with one another.
Returned questionnaires were checked for completeness and, if needed, study participants were contacted by telephone for missing details.
For completeness the HQ needs to be validated in general (including UK) populations, and validation should include test-retest and convergent validity.
The processing procedures for digital content at the Roper Center actively address the need for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of digital content through the careful comparison of documentation and files submitted and the generation of metadata and documentation for files.
All users of EMR data, including physicians, administrators, researchers, and policy makers should be acutely aware of the need for understanding data quality and completeness prior to utilizing it for purposes secondary to direct patient care.
Raw data were checked for completeness and correctness and corrected if needed.
We contacted authors for completeness of reporting data for evaluations, where needed.
