The phrase "arrays of complete" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe multiple complete arrays, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The data was organized into arrays of complete sets for easier analysis."
Alternatives: "collections of complete" or "groups of complete".
Yet, although he has flair, skill and energy, and an international array of completed works, I don't quite understand the extent of his popularity with commercial and cultural clients.
The Mets, for instance, have an array of Heritage Nights, complete with traditional dancing and the first ball thrown out by a leader from an ethnic group's community.
Both companies offer a compelling array of products complete with high-end smartwatches.
The highly similar iterated repeat array of our complete Argiope argentata AcSp1 gene combined with sequence conservation of functionally important regions of individual repeats supports a hypothesis of concerted evolution and functional constraints acting together to homogenize Aar_ AcSp1 repeats.
Despite these successes, inherent limitations in the dynamic range of arrays and the lack of complete coverage for detecting alternative splicing events have constrained the application of this technology.
The garden's vast array of greenhouses, completed in 1958, includes 17 for display and 8 for service functions.
We found that blebbistatin severely disrupted CM myoskeleton morphology, leading to massive changes in CM cell shape, manifested by major flattening, dramatic fragmentation of the sarcomeric arrays, and complete loss of striations.
A tiling array permits an unbiased analysis of complete genomic transcription, including ncRNAs.
To apply this model to samples containing unknown targets, we performed an exhaustive BLAST search for every probe on the array against a comprehensive database of complete microbial genome sequences.
For arrays of rowwise independent random variables, complete convergence has been extensively investigated (see, e.g., Hu et al. [13], Sung et al. [14], and Kruglov et al. [15]).
