Sentence examples for on the thoroughness from inspiring English sources

Each Open Context dataset is rated from one to five based not on quality per se, but on the thoroughness of the validation; a one comes with no guarantees, a three has passed a technical review, and a five has passed external peer review.

Lufthansa prides itself on the thoroughness and high quality of its pilot training.

In Australia, this case rests not just on the thoroughness of the 1983-2003 reforms but on the fact that the economy has recently passed a stress test that all other rich countries' economies to some degree failed.

How long and how completely such a policy can be implemented depends, among other things, on the amount of force that the regime can muster, on the thoroughness of its police work, and, perhaps most of all, on the level, type, and distribution of secular higher education.

Article reviewers should therefore be asked by editors to place great emphasis on the thoroughness of the literature reviews in articles being considered for publication.

The application of the BCM to simulate unimpaired hydrologic conditions across the entire state relies on the thoroughness of the calibration to geology and the effectiveness of matching estimated basin discharge to corresponding measured streamflow.

"It's a good way to avoid problems later on and it's a sign of the thoroughness, maturity and seriousness Kerry is bringing to the process".Sen.Sen

Another problem with the existing system, critics say, is that the airlines are responsible, and that as long as their main goal is getting passengers on airplanes on time, the thoroughness of the checks will vary with the length of the line of people waiting to be cleared.

It was a tribute to the thoroughness of German bureaucracy.

The e-mail he sent on the evening he planned to die went on to compliment the thoroughness of my story, as he often did, and to suggest that The Times devote its resources into looking into another topic.

Jolly went on to praise the thoroughness of the natural history information provided for each species, including recently described species, noting that the information covered existing knowledge better than any other published literature, even when only a single paragraph was provided for poorly known species.