Sentence examples for representativeness of records from inspiring English sources
Timeliness, completeness and representativeness of records received through the HIE were evaluated against NC reporting.
This different approach may offer a second perspective of the annotation of AFLP records by representing a compromise between specificity and representativeness of sequence records.
Admittedly, such impact on the local area around the site cannot be extrapolated to a regional scale, raising question of the spatial representativeness of the previous records.
A research project is currently being conducted to improve the representativeness of flow rate measurements recorded in man-entry sewers.
During convective summer events the low representativeness of the rainfall information recorded at the nearest rain gauge with respect to the precipitation over the landslide source area has been evaluated as a critical issue for rainfall threshold definition.
This latter issue, combined with the possibility of non-representativeness of the analysed records in the sample in bridge coding (often the most difficult records can not be analysed automatically) might explain that although the time series CRs were generally in the same direction as the bridge coding CRs for Canada and Italy, differences in the magnitude were observed.
In particular, we evaluated each study for the representativeness of the patients with HCC, recorded whether the study controlled for any key adverse prognostic factors (such as micrometastasis or age) and evaluated whether there was adequate follow-up over a long period.
In order to ensure the accurate representativeness of each time-activity category, six records were excluded a priori because they lasted for less than 60 min in total across all the sampling sessions for a particular time-activity category.
He added: "Labour is working to increase the diversity and representativeness of Parliament and has a proud record of increasing the number of women and ethnic minority MPs".
The discussion highlights the statistical risks of using this type of records to generate geographic distribution models, such as the randomness of the samples, the spatial independence and biased representativeness.
The internal and external validity of the record review study depends on the representativeness of the selected admissions.
