Estuarine ecosystem modeling becomes a compromise between the need to increase complexity required for thoroughness and the need for practicality to simplify the sub-models to the most important components and processes.
Establishing the reliability of data also requires transparency and thoroughness of data reporting (Klimisch et al. 1997), which constitute "secondary validity" of the data.
Competitive nerd: compares results, too much; may breathe loudly, and also glance around to see who's not finished, in their marginal time -- has to be the first one done -- or else, be the last one satisfied, if it requires depth and thoroughness.
A relatively larger number of users' seems to be required to reach adequate thoroughness through users' design feedback than through interaction data.
The CASC like other OSCE values thoroughness, by requiring candidates to complete numerous component tasks within the competency being tested.
But extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and the scientists working on Opera – who cannot be faulted for the thoroughness of their experimental work – are the first to admit they have no idea how their result is possible.
"Assuming 12-hour workdays, with no breaks, would leave only 15 hours to inspect 50 projects, about 18 minutes per project," the report said, adding that such figures call into question the thoroughness of inspections required by the Federal Highway Administration and "the accuracy of the resulting statistics".
Expertise in compiling data from a maximum of high-yield sources, and the thoroughness and methodology required to collate search terms and compile the results, impacts the quality guidelines or systematic reviews [2].
Expertise in compiling data from a maximum of high-yield sources, and the thoroughness and methodology required to collate search terms and compile the results, impacts the quality guidelines or systematic reviews [ 2].
Every issue that entered that rarefied sanctum required a complex decision, demanding focus, thoroughness and analytical potency.
