The phrase "are needed for complete" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing requirements or necessities for something to be whole or finished, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "Additional resources are needed for complete understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "are required for full" or "are essential for total".
Longer conduits are needed for complete endoscopic arterial revascularization.
Histological and immunohistochemical examinations are needed for complete diagnosis of lymphangiomas.
However, the fine-grained approach is more suitable for regulatory purposes, where all the wagering and documentation work takes place on a chemical compound basis and multiple facts are needed for complete weight of evidence approach.
High concentrations of thioridazine are needed for complete inhibition of replication in an aqueous milieu; presumably, mycobacteria in transit via the lymphatic or vascular channels will not be significantly affected by the presence of the compound.
More large-scale studies are needed for complete understanding of arsenic metabolism.
Previous studies have shown that at least 24 hours are needed for complete recovery of fatigue.
As the thickness of Pt/Pd alloy thin film is increased, more thermal energy is needed for complete agglomeration and bigger Pt/Pd nanodots are formed.
The results obtained indicated that increasing the initial concentration of phenol detracted the degradation efficiency and prolonged irradiation time is needed for complete degradation.
The capturing of the image was no doubt faster than routine 2D photography; the image capture was instantaneous (1.5 milliseconds), and a single image was needed for complete facial assessment.
However, Lee et al. reported that right pneumonectomy was needed for complete resection of mediastinal FDCS [10], and Voigt et al. [11] and Ceresoli et al. [12] reported that complete resection of mediastinal FDCS could not be achieved due to direct invasion into the trachea-bronchial tree or esophagus.
Further studies will be needed for complete characterization including identification of associated molecular markers.
