The phrase "array with full" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where an array is filled to capacity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The data structure was designed to hold a maximum of ten elements, and it is currently an array with full capacity."
Alternatives: "filled array" or "complete array".
Further clinical practice now awaits new randomized controlled trials to prove that PGS with biopsy at other stages, and using new array methods with full chromosome analysis, improves live birth rates and reduces miscarriage rates [ 3].
I refer to tertiary colleges, which combine a joint sixth form, with full array of "academic" courses, and a technical college, with access to vocational courses and apprenticeships.
The GluA2 array was probed with full-length γ-2, whereas the TARP γ-2 and γ-8 arrays were probed with GluA2 NTD, GluA2 LBD, or GluK2 LBD, following the manufacturer's protocol.
Our results require confirmation in prospective data sets with full arrays of relevant variables, and in older post-menopausal women.
We demonstrate the fabrication of the large-area arrays of vertically aligned Si/SiO2 nanowires with full tunability of the geometry of the single nanowires by the metal-assisted chemical etching technique and the following thermal oxidation process.
Data expression values were collected as individual CEL files for each donor from the 1.0ST Exon Arrays and were then normalized in XRAY (www.biotiquesystems.com) with full quantile normalization.
They also now include a premium audio experience with full duplex sound, a 4-microphone array and speaker bar.
To identify proteins that may link Lpd with regulators of endocytosis, we conducted a proteomic screen of a human fetal brain protein array with in vitro translated, S-labelled full length Lpd as the bait (Supplementary Figure S1A and B).
With full military honors?
The full weight of the flying array with equipment attached was 30 kg.
