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We recalculated the correlation coefficients with pairs of individuals having >50% of their genealogical information complete at the 5th generation and also with the same completeness at the 10th generation.

71 (2009) 3794 3804]: in the process we also obtain a very useful fact that a random locally convex module with the countable concatenation property must have the same completeness under the two topologies.

Concerning the analysis of the completeness of each section, it resulted that not all sections presented the same completeness.

However, this potential misclassification likely had minor impact on the results, since we observed nearly the same completeness for SCLC as for NSCLC.

At the same time, the completeness metric for dataset D at time t is not changed according to Definition 2, which means Δq v  = 0.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that dental computer-based patient records (CPR) do not represent clinical information with the same degree of completeness and fidelity as paper records.

Therefore, it is important to find a formulation of de Sitter quantum field theory with the same level of completeness and rigor as for its Minkowskian counterpart.

In the intervention group after the same visual assessment, completeness of AHR hand application was recorded under UV light and shown to the student.

For example, in the case of linking the same entities, the completeness of the links from HMDB to PDBeChem decreased from 93.8% to 85.2% when the additional rules were implemented.

Proponents of this procedure argue that anterior thoracic spine surgery can be performed with the same accuracy and completeness as is possible by the conventional open approach but through much smaller skin and muscle incisions.

For the same reasons of completeness, the analysis considers both the right skewed income distributions, which are predominant in practice, but also the left skewed ones are analyzed (see the second and third parts of Proposition 3.3, and the second part of Proposition 3.4).