The phrase "available fully assembled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that comes ready to use without the need for assembly by the customer.
Example: "This furniture set is available fully assembled, so you can start enjoying it right away."
Alternatives: "ready to use" or "pre-assembled".
A special focus is put on the feasibility of analyzed topologies using industrially available and fully assembled "power modules" to minimize development effort and costs.
The whole genome of B. oleracea is available, including nine fully assembled chromosomes and 1,848 scaffolds, with 45,758 predicted genes, 13,382 transposable elements, and 3,581 non-coding RNAs.
Comparisons of TE age distributions obtained with dnaPipeTE (fig. 3 and supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online) and those made from fully assembled genomes available on the RM website (TE landscapes) (http://repeatmasker.org/genomicDatasets/ RMGenomicDatasets.html, last accessed April 13 , 2015 were performed.
Sequences of four H. influenzae isolates were available [ 41]; we used the fully assembled and annotated sequence of the Rd strain [ 42].
Genomic sequences available at HOMD can be either fully assembled genomes, high coverage genomes or genome surveys.
Otherwise, the structure of the mitochondrial genome appears to be highly conserved amongst peristomate mosses, based on the three (relatively phylogenetically distant) exemplars for which fully assembled chondromes are available.
Mitochondrial assembly used the fully assembled reference from H. parviflora var.
No complete fully assembled genome sequence is yet available for any xanthomonads pathogenic to legumes.
In wheat obtaining full sequence data for target genes can be a significant challenge, although this is likely to be eased considerably in the next few years as shotgun and fully assembled sequence data is made available.
For organellar contaminant estimation, fully assembled soybean chloroplast and mitochondrial sequences were not available; chloroplast and mitochondrial genome sequence from plants including all available soybean data were assembled into a BLAST database in-house.
