The phrase "as more complete" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when comparing the completeness of two or more items or concepts, indicating that one is more complete than the other.
Example: "The revised report is as more complete than the initial draft, providing additional data and analysis."
Alternatives: "as more thorough" or "as more comprehensive".
Official recognition would bring desperately needed research, they say, as well as more complete coverage for treatment, which can run to more than $10,000 a year.
While admirers praised it as more complete than the 14 other known examples, critics said it had been overly restored and looked bleached.
HES 130/0.4 is expected to be a plasma substitute as efficacious as current HES solutions while offering such advantages as more complete renal elimination and reduced tissue storage.
The results indicate that, compared with double carbon coated LiFePO4 counterparts, the triple carbon coated LiFePO4 composite possesses smaller crystallite and high-efficiency of carbon coating such as more complete coating, lower ID/IG ratio, and better conductive architecture.
The number will be revised extensively in the months ahead as more complete data becomes available, but if the number stays in negative territory, it would be the first contraction for the U.S. economy since the second quarter of 2009.
In the postexilic period, perhaps under Iranian influence, and in the late biblical and postbiblical literature, these beings emerge as more complete and often as clearly identifiable individuals with their own personal names.
This will allow for easy updating of the core sequence definition as more completed genomes become available.
As more completed genomes become available and are added to this analysis, it is anticipated that the size of the core genome will decrease.
More seasons, especially non-pandemic seasons, should help improve the accuracy of our ILI estimates, as would more complete access to the Twitter stream.
Moreover, we present additional subgroup analyses addressing severity of hypoxemia and etiology of ARDS, as well as more-complete analyses related to the duration of ventilation.
"Our alternative to diesel is much cleaner as it has no tail pipe emissions as well as providing more complete burning which results in higher efficiency and lower fuel consumption," he explains.
