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When looking at the completness of a dataset what is an unacceptable value? I have a dataset that is >98 % complete to 2.2 A but there are spots visible out to 1.8 A. Unfortunetly I did not move the detector in to collect all of the data and as a result I have very low completness in the higher res shells (~35% in highest shell). If I include the data out to 1.8 A my completeness goes from ~91 % (max res of 2.0A) to 81 %. Obviously one wants a dataset to be as close to 100% complete, but if this is not possible is there a value that is one is below (90%?) that one will receive grief from reviewers? This seems to me to be another one of those statistics that suffers when one pushes the high resolution limit of thier data. Any input would be appreciated. Regards Rob
