These authors conducted their study before the completion of the modernization of seismic monitoring in Japan and used the local network data of Kyoto University, besides the JMA catalog data, to ensure a relatively low and stable magnitude of completeness during the whole analyzed time period.
Using "strict" however, overall accuracy although generally lower was relatively stable regardless of library completeness, increasing only 0.06 between the 10% and 100% libraries.
Shiell et al, in a study of repeated preference elicitation on two health states in 42 people showed that, for most of the sample, preferences were stable over repeated testing, suggesting completeness [ 17].
When combined with PTP (using reads per delimitation as cutoff), EPA-PTP yields stable diversity estimates, irrespective of the completeness of the reference phylogeny.
The SHAR has been repeatedly validated and on national level the completeness of registrations has been stable around 96-98% [ 1, 19, 20] although some studies have reported lower completeness for the endpoint revision surgery [ 1, 21].
The good news for the sheikh is that all the horses supervised by the other Godolphin trainer, Saeed bin Suroor, have been passed as clean after the BHA extended testing to his Stanley House stable, also in Newmarket, "for the sake of completeness".
As all members of the cohort received the same treatment, that was the standard of care for their era, and their medical records were individually reviewed for accuracy and completeness; our study cohort was a reliable and stable model to study the trends and factors influencing survival of patients with thyroid cancer.
The BHA ordered tests on the remaining horses at his stable and also at the Newmarket yard run by Saeed Bin Suroor "for the sake of completeness", although there is no suggestion there has been any wrongdoing at the second stable.
The process evaluation plan was designed according to seven theoretical elements proposed by Saunders and colleagues [ 21], as adapted from Baranowski and Stables [ 22] and Linnan and Steckler [ 23]: fidelity (quality of implementation), dose delivered (completeness), dose received (exposure; satisfaction), reach (participation rate), recruitment, and context.
