The phrase "a complete match of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compatibility or equivalence between two or more items, concepts, or criteria.
Example: "The results of the experiment showed a complete match of the predicted outcomes with the actual data collected."
Alternatives: "a perfect alignment of" or "an exact correspondence of".
Unlike mammalian miRNAs, it is well known that plant miRNAs act through RNAi, which requires a complete match of their nucleotide sequence with that of their target genes28.
Siblings have a one-in-four chance of a complete match of the HLA antigens, a one-in-four chance of no match, and a one-in-two chance of a half-match.
If a local partial match is a complete match of Q, it is called an "inner match" in fragment (F_i).
If a join result is a complete match of query graph Q, it will be returned directly; otherwise, these join results (i.e., the intermediate results) will be sent to the other sites in the communication step.
This spectral distance (D-value) is a measure of the dissimilarity between two spectra where zero is a complete match of indistinguishable spectra and 2000 complete dissimilarity.
A hypothesis strengthened by the high level of sequence identity, including a complete match of the sequence preceding C34, between the staphylococcal fabI 5-prime UTR to Enterococcus faecalis [ 27].
This method minimizes the uncertainties in the match between two databases since only a complete match on a set of personal variables is accepted at the cost of lowering the linkage rate.
In a complete matching of such graphs with dummy nodes, matching a protein to a dummy node simply means that in the GNA the protein is not matched.
MALDI-TOF peptide mass fingerprint spectral analysis of fragments of the halophilic esterase derived through trypsin digestion showed a complete matching to the sequence of the enzyme.
One variable recorded the key variable of matched outbreak from OIE data and another variable of three categories described the matching degree: "C" - complete match for both space and time attributes; "A" - complete match of space attribute and time difference ≤7 days; "N" - spatial attributes not matched or temporal difference >7 days or both.
The MM probe sequence is an ideal NP containing a sequence against a complete match target sequence of a PM probe.
