Sentence examples for has been virtually complete from inspiring English sources

Quality control reviews have shown that case-ascertainment through HTR has been virtually complete [ 22].

The Swedish register recorded approximately 83% of all psychiatric admissions in 1973, 97% in 1974 1983, and 95% in 1984 1986, and has been virtually complete since 1987.

Although in most long-term studies loss to follow-up may compromise the integrity and interpretation of study results, the follow-up in DCCT and subsequently in EDIC has been virtually complete.

The authority's current operating expenses are approximately $30 million a year, even though the development has been virtually completed and the city already provides all police, fire, educational and sanitation services.

The old quarter has been tarted up, Santiago Calatrava's space-age fantasy, the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, has been virtually completed, the America's Cup sailed into town in 2007, and it hosted a Formula One grand prix a year later.

Vick has been virtually invisible with the Eagles, completing three passes for 6 yards and rushing 15 times for 65 yards.

Only Qatar has been virtually untouched.

Johnson has been virtually untouchable.

He has been virtually seizure-free since.

At the Roman town of Carnuntum, near modern Vienna, next to the visible remains of an amphitheatre, the clear traces of a gladiatorial training school have been (virtually) brought to light, complete with a large turreted entrance, a mini practice arena, and what appears to be a set of small rooms for the gladiatorial squad.

This pedagogical goal is achieved with three progressive models; the first one is a simplified version of the action to which components of the complete action have been (virtually) removed.