However, the use and comparability of species inventories are limited by the extent of their completeness and the heterogeneity of sampling effort between sites or areas [40].
The P-values from the GO term enrichment analysis are often sensitive to geneome size and the extent of annotation completeness (Khatri and Drăghici, 2005).
When a terminus defined in Figure 1 is detected, we will quantify our confidence in its detection with a confidence score, which is calculated by considering the extent of the completeness of all required sequence elements, adjacent sequence contents (contexts) and the percentage of bases that match the whole terminus.
"What is to come depends entirely upon the extent of openness, honesty and completeness that follows.
However, among patients receiving breast surgery, the extent of surgery and the completeness of tumour excision have a relatively minor impact on 5-year survival rates.
The extent of CRS was determined by completeness of cytoreduction (CC), according to the criteria described by Sugarbaker.
Importantly, seizure-free outcomes are also determined by the extent of the epileptic network and the completeness of its resection.
The extent of CRS was determined by Sugarbaker's criteria on the completeness of cytoreduction (CC).
We examined the completeness of item responses, the distribution of the scores, and the extent of ceiling and floor effects in the results from all 144 participants.
Service and patient factors relating to loss to follow-up and the completeness of mortality registration are however affected by context, highlighting the importance of exploring the extent of and associations with true loss to follow-up in different settings.
