Sentence examples for the increased completeness from inspiring English sources

The key informants at the Epidemiology Surveillance Division attributed the increased completeness and timeliness indicators during that period to the fact that the Monday weekly publication kept districts and HSDs on their toes to avoid missing out in the widely publicized disease table.

Completed diaries were brought to the clinic, and nutrition fieldworkers checked through the diaries to increase completeness and remove uncertainties.

Alternatively information from other sources e.g. electronic data feeds or HES data itself supplied directly to the TCR should increase completeness.

Contributions by Gerald Draper, who headed the CCRG from its inception through to 2002, describe the evolution of the Registry with its increasing completeness of case ascertainment and data quality.

Including such crucial molecules in future studies and the present correlation network would indeed greatly increase completeness and enahce the plausibility of an integrated model of SS.

This reflected an increasing completeness of the DHFR as all relevant hospitals and departments began reporting to the registry at some point between 2003 and 2010.

Multi-crystal merging does not necessarily increase completeness if the crystals tend to align with their crystallographic axes in similar directions (Nannenga, Shi, Hattne et al., 2014 ▸; Yonekura et al., 2015 ▸).

Strengths of SCREAM are the personal identity number unique to all Swedish citizens and the possibility to continuously enrich data, increasing completeness and minimizing loss to follow-up.

We combined all five data sets in an effort to increase completeness, multiplicity and to improve the quality of the data and in parallel we processed the data from crystal 4 separately for comparison.

We conclude that as neuroscience grapples with datasets of increasing completeness and complexity, and attempts to relate the structural and functional architectures discovered at different neural scales, the value of computational modeling will continue to grow.

Overall, our data quality assessment suggests high and increasing completeness of reporting and internal consistency of the Rwanda HMIS data.