The phrase "assesses the complete" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe an evaluation of something in its entirety, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The report assesses the complete performance of the project over the last year."
Alternatives: "evaluates the whole" or "analyzes the entirety".
The research was qualitative in nature and assessed the complete process of procurement from bidding and negotiation through to completion.
Akkina says, "We can assess the complete picture now, instead of each piece".
We assessed the complete bat assemblage and frugivorous bats separately, and we grouped frugivores into understory foragers and canopy foragers.
Assess the complete body of indirect and direct research associated with the cognitive readiness of young children to learn biological evolution and.
In this cases, a further LDCT scan is suggested to assess the complete resolution or stability of the findings and to avoid missed diagnosis.
Accordingly, a simple method for assessing the complete compression curve of cemented clay at high water content with SAP is suggested.
Obviously, the main point is to assess the complete requirement of the mobile device current state in order to avoid the user dissatisfaction when the wireless connection is disabled.
The resistance and energy dissipation of the side structure are obtained from individual components and then integrated to assess the complete crashworthiness of the side structure of the struck ship.
Most available IMU-research regarding the shoulder is clinically less relevant, given the widely reported humerothoracic kinematics which do not add to clinical-decision-making, and the absence of protocols assessing the complete upper limb chain.
The example of a two-storey structure is used as a test case and real-time dynamic substructuring tests are used to assess the complete system performance using a range of different amplification factors.
