Sentence examples for reasonable completeness from inspiring English sources
In this nationwide study, we found reasonable completeness of TNM registration in the DCR.
Thus, a large number of diffraction images were required to achieve reasonable completeness of the merged data set for reflections in the 2.1 2.6 Å resolution range.
Based on our data, we estimated that to achieve a reasonable completeness (≥ 75%) of the three quarters of most abundant (after normalization) transcripts, substantial additional sequencing effort may be needed, rendering the two-step strategy problematic.
Using BLAT [ 35], 21,204 of the isotigs were found to be present (with matches covering >80% of the isotig) in single contigs or scaffolds of the genome assembly, suggesting reasonable biological completeness and contiguity of the genome.
This includes the habit of getting jobs done on time with a reasonable degree of completeness and with emphasis on precision and a logical approach.
However, it has not, to our knowledge, been possible to register date of death in these ancestry databases with any reasonable degree of completeness or avoiding volunteer bias.
They concluded that, under a reasonable compromise between accuracy, completeness, and computational resources, ReFHap (Reliable and Fast Haplotyping) [ 37] yields the best results for a low-coverage fosmid pooling approach, which they term single individual haplotyping (SIH).
We confined the analysis to NHS trusts (acute hospital organizations) that had a reasonable level of data completeness on parity, defined as having parity information in the maternity tail for more than 50% of the delivery episodes in at least seven of the nine years covered in the study.
The incommensurability of certain dimensions of value, say, freedom versus welfare, or average versus total welfare, may even be a feature of some ethical theories; this puts a lot of pressure on completeness being a reasonable idealisation, let alone a requirement, for rational preference.
Use of secondary data for research purposes therefore requires a reasonable degree of accuracy and completeness.
