Sentence examples for complete referring from inspiring English sources

In a speech on April 15, he declared that "our victory in Iraq is certain, but it is not complete," referring to his tax plan.

"Complete" refers to the inclusion of main effects and interactions.

"Complete" refers to animals undergoing total and permanent regression of the injected tumor.

'Complete' refers to those predicted proteins in the set of 248 CEGs that when aligned to the transcriptome, give an alignment length that is 70%% of the protein length.

* "Number completed" refers to the number of patients for whom a given care process was completed.

To follow-up on this initial indication that stable miR-21 over-expression reduces the proliferative capacity, we determined cell numbers when selection was completed (referred to as PD1pT) and at two subsequent passages.

All elements that bear complete ends, referred as complete elements, from the 1089 TE families in TEfam were retrieved using MAK [ 27, 28].

All the Failed patients had been followed up till progression/relapse/death. Complete remission refers to complete resolution of measurable disease by clinical examination, hematologic, biochemical or radiological examination; Partial remission refers to 50% or more disease reduction lasting longer than one month; Progression refers to worsening or advancing disease.

Abstinence was defined as either complete or partial, with both initially identified by ≥ 4 consecutive drug-free urine specimens, and complete abstinence referring to no drug use versus partial abstinence defined as the number of consecutive weeks of drug-free urine screens and drug use during not more than 1 consecutive week [ 85].

Among the quotes he delivered was "I don't mind disliked by complete idiots" – referring to creationists – and he explained that at 13 he was "briefly seduced" by religion, prayed every night and had the fantasy that if he went down to the altar in the middle of the night, and angel would show up.

Complete distribution: referring to the range and distribution of signal values in terms of the IDSrx and Prx.