The phrase "a result of complete" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or consequences, but it needs to be part of a fuller expression.
Example: "The project was successful as a result of complete dedication from the team."
Alternatives: "a consequence of total" or "an outcome of full".
As a result of complete removal of the bulk Si, released glass tubes were obtained.
Single-crystal SHS powders consist entirely of separate perfect single crystals and are formed as a result of complete milling of a polycrystalline combustion product.
To answer this question, we measured the protein levels of a well-characterized autophagic substrate, p62/SQSTM1, which binds to LC3 and is specifically degraded as a result of complete autophagic flux (Bjorkoy et al., 2005; Pankiv et al., 2007), in PLP2-TM-expressing HEK293T cells by immunoblotting.
Call rates were in the range of 80 98% with minus-HpaII (NspI-only) and plus-HpaII representations, compared with lower call rates of 73 91%, as predicted, in the plus-MspI, in which many of the SNPs dropped out as a result of complete digestion of internal CCGG sites.
17 Conceptually, this means that the person can be dead as a result of complete and irreversible cessation of all brain function.
For example, it has been noted (perhaps as a result of complete airway closure) that there may at times be 'unmeasured' or 'occult' auto-PEEP [ 23].
Besides, we cannot deny the slight gratification we get as a result of completing the most impeccable timetable.
But that statistic captures only part of the income premium that people with a bachelor's degree enjoy as a result of completing college.
A spokesman for the company said: "Occupancy rates across the portfolio have continued to improve as a result of completed refurbishments being delivered into a strong leasing market".
Bob Dudley, chief executive, said: "We have already been working very hard over these past 18 months or so to right-size our organisation as a result of completing more than $43bn of divestments.
They remember to buy a present, but at a result of completing that mammoth mental task, forget everything they have ever known about the personality, tastes and inclinations of the colleague they're buying for and end up delivering something so bizarre, inappropriate or tasteless that embarrassed silence is the only response.
