The phrase "a complete exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two parties fully trade or share information, goods, or services without any omissions.
Example: "The negotiation resulted in a complete exchange of ideas, leading to a successful partnership."
Alternatives: "a full exchange" or "an entire exchange".
It's a complete exchange of information -- they've essentially opened up all their technology to us," says Donohue.
This goal discovery algorithm requires a complete exchange history as input, which is not generally a plausible assumption.
These results indicate that there is a complete exchange between the particulate/colloidal fraction and the truly dissolved phase.
This method also results in a complete exchange of the counter anion on the imidazolium compounds to the anion of the ion-pair reagent.
ADP and all other drugs were applied via a DAD-12 drug application device (Adams & List, Westbury, NY), which permits a complete exchange of solutions surrounding the cells under investigation within less than 100 ms (Boehm, 1999).
Searches can be made also using the same data formats, allowing the user to retrieve data on protein identifications on XML or human-readable formats [ 11, 16] These solutions while very important and complementary, lack still some functionalities to allow a complete exchange and comparison of data from different experiments used in Proteomics laboratories.
Upon a completed exchange, velocities of the exchanged configurations were rescaled to the new temperatures, another exchange was attempted 2 ps later, and the entire REMS simulation was produced for a total of 4,710 exchanges, while discarding 100 initial exchanges, corresponding to more than 0.3 µs of aggregate MD time, and sampling more than 150 million configurations.
Even if an apparently complete exchange of the PFCL with air is assumed, a thin layer of the PFCL may remain on the retinal surface and in ciliary bodies; these remnants can be found in droplets in many patients months or years after the surgery at the follow-up visits [ 36].
This overview illustrates that this high-density kinase-activating state has (1) increased exchange at 3 min (red), in part because of a fraction that undergoes complete exchange in 3 min, and (2) decreased exchange from 30 min to 16 h (blue, cyan) localized to the methylation and signaling subdomains.
CR.pIX cells were infected with A/PR/8/34 without medium exchange, after a partial medium exchange (half of the culture), or after a complete medium exchange.
According to TEM, both size and morphology of the Cu3- x P NCs were retained, even after complete exchange (compare panels a and b in Figure 4).
