It is here, in the concept of God, that the demands for systematic unity and completeness of knowledge find their "objective correlate".
It is central to Kant's Dialectic that this requirement for systematic unity and completeness of knowledge is inherent in the very nature of our reason.
The demand for the unconditioned, in turn, is essentially a demand for ultimate explanation, and links up with the rational prescription to secure systematic unity and completeness of knowledge.
As such it is necessary for the pupil to advance to a more perfect state of systematic and aesthetic completeness.[73] Thus by promoting interest and many-sidedness, education primes the pupil for action (PS: 181).[74] Thus far, "interest" has remained quite abstract: it is, in nuce, a questing openness towards certain objects, leading to action.
For completeness, this systematic review included a study [[36]] assessing root resorption using cephalometric radiographs, given its inherent limitations.
These interests are of two types, and include theoretical goals of achieving completeness and systematic unity of knowledge, and practical interests in securing the immortality of the soul, freedom, and the existence of God.
Our systematic review confirmed the completeness of the search of Ma et al.
The use of an interview guide ensured completeness, reduced systematic variance, and assisted with the ability to compare results using the constant comparative method [ 34].
The validity of a systematic review depends on completeness of identifying randomised clinical trials (RCTs) and the quality of the included RCTs.
While systematic reviews strive for completeness, it is extremely unlikely that all possible relevant documents that have been written on a topic will to be retrieved.
