"the complete summary" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a comprehensive report that summarizes all the details of a particular subject. For example: "This the complete summary of the findings from our research project."
The complete summary of quantitative PCR statistics for the main effects of genotype and age as well as the genotype by age interaction in all three muscles are given in Supplementary Table S3.
The complete summary and the report are attached.
In order to extract the modules (see Table 1 for the complete summary), we applied two different network clustering algorithms, C finder and MCODE, to all the disaggregated and the integrated datasets, and then compared the retrieved modules.
To ensure that patients will be leaving the hospital with either a copy of the completed summary produced by the TOC tool or, conversely, a hand written note for the control group, the summaries will be started by providers some time prior to the patient leaving.
The data set comprises the most complete summary of corticocortical connections in the cat to date.
To our knowledge, this analysis presents the most complete summary of clinical SAHP studies published to date, and can offer patients, physicians and researchers a more complete assessment of how SAHP is commonly used.
For datasets composed of biallelic, unlinked SNPs, the AFS is a complete summary of the data [ 4], and many commonly used statistics, such as the number of segregating sites, F ST, and Tajima's D [ 8], can be calculated directly from the frequency spectrum.
Although the present analysis represents a complete summary of the currently available evidence for the efficacy of IVR 0.5 mg or 0.3 mg for treating macular edema secondary to retinal vein occlusion, it also serves to highlight any limitations.
It is important to point out that for the purpose of providing a complete summary of the experimental operations, Algorithm 1 also includes the primary functionalities of the Load Generator and Storage Manager programs.
The remainder of this work is focused on the recovery of sequences with close affinities to particular taxonomic groups of interest, rather than the construction of a complete summary tree or network; as a consequence the analyses reported below will likely be less sensitive to a failure of the approach to assemble distantly related sequence sets.
The per-lesion and per-patient positive predictive values are 58%and65%65 % (see Table 1 for a complete summary of the results).> The majority of the 102 false-positive detections were caused by degenerative changes (see Table 2 for detailed information).
