Sentence examples for of better completeness from inspiring English sources

We saw an insignificant trend of better completeness in families from higher social status.

We saw an insignificant trend of better completeness in families from higher social status, but no influence from child's asthma status.

On the other hand, the better completeness of repeats and nonrepeats requiers that contigs must be stopped at the boundary of repeats.

On images with a resolution of 15 cm GSD, vehicle tracking on motorways performs perfectly well, with a correctness of better than 95% and a completeness of almost 100% on each image pair.

Better data completeness in hospital records is needed to allow determining the actual risk of HIV transmission for HCWs.

Experience utilising the proposed patient safety research competencies will be essential to achieve a better understanding of the completeness, specificity and acceptability by different user groups in different socio-economic environments, as well as the feasibility of incorporating the competencies into a variety of educational programmes and training modalities.

However, generally, a shorter valid scale like the 9-item modified FACIT-F would have the advantages of ease of administration, would be less time consuming and probably have a better level of completeness, particularly when included in a battery of self-reported questionnaires administered to subjects at the same trial visit or when used in a busy clinic in daily practice.

We limited the analysis adjusted for parity and age at first birth to women born later than 1949, for whom the CRS allows reconstruction of childbearing history with better than 95% completeness [ 21].

We look to a time of spiritual completeness, to a time when we are better individuals who are contributing to better communities.

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The distinction of taphonomic features among the 5 main groups of prey (squirrels, large rodents, small rodents, shrews and moles) revealed a better representation and completeness of remains from the smallest species, and a variability in the proportion of digested teeth among different groups of prey.