In support of completeness, one might say that a given proposition would not be included in X unless it is supposed to be collectively adjudicated.
Our findings support the completeness of prospective doctor's interviews at the clinic supported by diaries when assessing childhood health and symptoms related to atopic disease.
The rationale for these searches was that the presence of these genes in anemone suggests their presence in coral, and their successfully identification in the coral larval transcriptome would support the completeness of this sequencing effort.
The ability of gastric juices to reduce/detoxify Cr VI) is generally accepted in the field; however, studies with human volunteers and kinetic considerations of reduction and stomach emptying time do not support the completeness of the detoxification process.
They may be taken as weak evidence supporting the completeness of preferences.
However, the lack of significantly underrepresented PlantOGs supports the completeness of our de novo transcriptome assemblies.
Greater than 80% of the highly conserved CEGMA core eukaryotic genes were identified in each transcriptome, which supports assembly completeness.
Once again the requirement for computerisation to generate the FAM-splat in time for the meeting ensures that the ratings are entered into the database before each patient is discharged from the unit, and so supports the completeness of data collection.
It is interesting to notice that lower support threshold emphasizes completeness, leading to possible false positives.
Identification of >80% of the highly conserved CEGs from each K. brevis reference transcriptome provides additional support for the completeness of the assembly, since this value exceeds the expected percent based on T. gondii results.
