The phrase "as fully representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that accurately reflects or embodies a particular group, category, or characteristic.
Example: "The survey results were as fully representative of the community's views as possible, ensuring that every voice was heard."
Alternatives: "as completely indicative" or "as thoroughly reflective".
It is not possible, therefore, to consider these results as fully representative of national patterns.
"And that's one aspect of having a scientific background that really shows through in the wines.... Great wine is a summation of controlling the entire process and making sure we are expressing the wine as fully representative of that vineyard".
Results of the analysis are presented below, but note, these should not be taken as fully representative of other stakeholder's views in Samoa or the Pacific.
Due to the sampling strategy and the voluntary nature of this survey, the participants cannot be seen as fully representative for all hospital physicians.
As for the other PMTCT programs, our program panel cannot be considered as fully representative of all programs, implemented either within the same countries or elsewhere in sub-Saharan Africa and/or based on different antiretroviral drugs and regimen designs.
However, as shown by our study and in vitro experiments (Ma et al., 2011; Knollmann, 2013), it is also an important indicator of the fact that the cells the Paci2013 model is based on, and more in general hiPSC-CMs, were not behaving exactly like adult cells, thus particular care should be used when considering them as fully representative models of adult cells.
Second, global improvement endpoints used in alosetron studies have been criticised as not being fully representative of the complexity of IBS.
But it is one thing to call for an Afghan government that is "broad-based, multi-ethnic and fully representative", as the United Nations Security Council has just done, and quite another to bring it about.
The bovine species was chosen given that rodents, while certainly valuable as models, are not fully representative of most mammals (including humans) in what regards to oocyte activation and early development, namely considering centrosomal inheritance [49].
In addition, the EquiTest used the most extreme data samples to evaluate the postural control; this is therefore flawed as it is not fully representative of the average stability.
As the KORA study region may not be fully representative of Germany as a whole, we compared the survey data with regional (i.e. for the state of Bavaria) instead of national official statistics.
