Sentence examples for extent of complete from inspiring English sources

This was further confirmed by the XRD results which showed a steady decrease in α-alumina content with increase in the injection velocity indicating a rise in the extent of complete melting of alumina particles in the case of 25 μm mean size powder.

Supportively, Shimasaki et al. [ 63] found that the TBT has potentially induced masculinization to the extent of complete sex reversal in the genetically female Japanese flounder Paralichthys olivaceus.

Patients with functional tremor show changes in tremor frequency when asked to tap at a different rhythm with another limb, even to the extent of complete entrainment with the frequency of tapping (Schwingenschuh et al., 2011).

Models 5, 6, and 7 allow for a nonsusceptible subgroup, with the odds ratio reflecting the relative odds of being susceptible in the intervention group (i.e., the extent of complete protection) and the hazard ratio reflecting the protection due to the intervention among those who are susceptible (i.e., the extent of partial protection).

In the first part of the paper, scale analysis is executed to estimate the extent of the complete phase change process which is a key factor of designing LHTES systems.

In 2001 and 2002, cars 351, 367, 370, 374 and 380 were again refurbished to the extent of a complete rebuild.

Variables on lesion characteristics included lesion level (para- vs. tetraplegia), extent of lesion (complete vs. incomplete), aetiology (traumatic vs. non-traumatic), and years since injury.

Also, age (21 ≥ versus > 21, and 18 ≥ versus > 18), tumor localisation (medial versus lateral), administration of chemotherapy (yes versus no), neither combined nor adjuvant to radiation, and extent of resection (complete versus incomplete) did not significantly alter OS, local or distant PFS (table 1, additional file 1).

It seems obvious that the exact extent of resection beyond complete removal of the CT-enhancing tumour was not determined in any actual patient and was not likely to have been the same in each patient.

In order to investigate the extent of CydX conservation, complete genomes from 1095 taxa that span the major Eubacterial divisions were screened for potential homologues of the E. coli CydX protein.

Safety was an additional secondary end point, and all toxicities episodes were graded according to the National Cancer Institute Common Toxicity Criteria Version 3. Limited or major hepatic resection was considered for the analysis only when the extent of resection was complete (R0).