The phrase "a complete response for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing a thorough answer or solution to a specific question or request.
Example: "Please ensure that you provide a complete response for the inquiry regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive answer to" or "a full reply for".
Several students could have constructed a complete response for the class instead.
Colonoscopy showed a complete response for both lesions, and there were no tumor cells in biopsies taken in the colonoscopy (Figure 2).
to 330 min. of anesthesia time, despite of increasing MV up to 10 L / min. 2 mg /kg I.V. dantrolene had a complete response for 111 mmHg uncontrollable ETCO2, turning the ETCO2 down to 60 mmHg after 25 min.
Seven patients demonstrated stable disease for 7 61 weeks, three a partial response for 44 125 weeks, and one a complete response for 139 weeks.
In patients with FCAS1, treatment with IL-1 β antagonists (i.e., anakinra) allows a complete response for almost all patients, but it has limited effects on hearing loss, bone dysplasia, and mental retardation [ 24].
Twenty-five of the 43 patients enrolled in the study (58.1%) achieved a partial response, and 1 (2.3%) had a complete response, for an ORR of 61%95%5% CI 46 75; Table 3).
A partial response of 6 months duration was observed in patient with melanoma, and a complete response, sustained for over 38 months in a patient with anaplastic large-cell lymphoma.
On December 2008, the FDA issued a Complete Response letter for ustekinumab's BLA requesting additional information, which was then followed on May 2009 by a 3-month extension in the review timeline in order to establish the product's shelf life.
We define a complete response vector for the ith, i = 1,..., N, infant as Y i ∗ = (Y i 1 ∗,..., Y i, J + 1 ∗ ) ′, where Y i j ∗ = 1, j = 1,..., J + 1, if the infant tests positive for the first time at the jth visit and 0 otherwise.
Of the tumours illustrated in Fig. 4, a complete response was obtained for two patients (A and C), one had static disease (D), and there was no response for two (B and E).
The consensus opinion of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) is that esophagectomy is the preferred treatment after evidence of a complete response to chemoradiotherapy for adenocarcinoma of the lower esophagus/gastroesophageal junction.
