Sentence examples for complete varying from inspiring English sources

Censoring dates for most centers depended on the dates at which cancer registries were considered complete (varying from December 2004 in Spain to December 2008 in Italy).

At the amino acid level, the sequence identity between these regions (white boxes in Fig. 6) and the Aa-rbcS sequence was almost complete, varying between 94 and 96%.

Those patients with both iPHA and cPHA during this period had completed approximately 31,600 cPHAs over varying numbers of subsequent visits.

Mark Hamel, a spokesman for the company, said St. Paul's withdrawal from malpractice coverage would take two years to complete under varying state rules.

In the fictional realm of VR novel Ready Player One, a key feature of VR was the ability to use virtual training regimens to get in shape and stay fit even without leaving your apartment, complete with varying resistance generated by the various interaction devices used by a player when interacting with their virtual environment.

Seven subjects with SCI had a complete lesion, varying between C5 and T11 [ASIA Impairment Scale (AIS) grade A], while two subjects had an incomplete lesion at C5 (AIS grades B and D).

Several age estimates for the whole U6 mtDNA clade have been calculated with different sets of complete sequences, varying mutation rates and different coalescence-based approaches; including, mean pairwise distances, maximum likelihood, and internally calibrated Bayesian relaxed clock phylogenetics.

Parametric studies are completed for varying material gradient profile and length-to-thickness ratios.

Four model scenarios were completed with varying levels of complexity and degrees of success in matching the observations.

Because it was timed relative to treatment plans, baseline measures were completed at varying lengths of time since diagnosis and prior to the end of treatment.

The curves were generated for four different, preexisting, performance states that represented slight, moderate, extensive, and complete damage under varying levels of earthquake intensity.