The phrase "a complete chart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a chart that contains all necessary information or data in a comprehensive manner.
Example: "The report includes a complete chart of the sales figures for the last quarter."
Alternatives: "an exhaustive chart" or "a full chart".
The most complex description of the asymptotic property of a dynamical system is given by the exponential trichotomy, which provides a complete chart of the qualitative behaviors of the solutions on each fundamental manifold: the stable manifold, the central manifold, and the unstable manifold.
A number of comorbidities were underdetected by the prospectively collecting data using hospital admission records versus a complete chart review.
Finally, a complete chart audit, which we performed, is the gold standard in a primary care setting, for identifying the most patients with a given condition.
Fourteen charts were excluded because they did not have a communication prior to their death, and 1 patient did not have a complete chart available for review.
Following a small PHA-L injection into area 9 (Fig. 5, case 133), a few neurons picked up the tracer, thereby allowing a complete chart of all labelled fibres in the striatum.
Because a complete chart review of all patients presenting with fever or respiratory symptoms was impractical, we reviewed a total of 1,116 patients, 750 from the period May 2002 to June 2007 and 366 from July 2007 to October 2009.
Data from the 482 patients with a completed chart review showed that 97% were taking more than one class of chronic pain medication.
Since my last "Behind the Stacks" entry on R. C. Shimeall's A Complete Ecclesiastical Chart, I have been noticing more charts, awkward formats, and too-large items within our special collections.
Inclusion criteria required skeletal maturity, a complete medical chart relative to their injury, adequate preoperative and postoperative radiographic imaging including CT scans, and to have had their definitive surgical procedure performed at our center.
A complete flow chart of this study (bioinformatics analysis) is shown in Figure 1.
Two hundred forty patients were selected to participate in this study by inclusion and exclusion criteria (for a complete flow chart, see Supplementary Fig. 1).
