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adjective Entire, total, whole.


Autopsy types
Biopsy only
Chest only
Head only
No head
An autopsy examining the chest and abdominal cavity without cranial cavity


including all of the subdivisions of the whole.

complete blood count (CBC)

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The study established that a very large scale operation is viable, with completive operating and capital costs.
A few years ago, just having an analytics solution would give companies a completive advantage in personal lines," says Masud.
To understanding the full potential of integrated design to deliver cost effective and high efficiency projects, we must first evaluate the various project acquisition and delivery methods to better understand how to deliver cost completive energy efficient projects.
3) In order to distinguish different temporal contours of a situation a verb in Bhujal may inflect, along with tense and PNR inflections, for five subcategories of aspects: past-perfective, perfect, completive, durative and habitual.
Almost accidentally he remarks, that (42) "fulfils the completive function by providing an answer to a potential wh- question: Who gave Anna a book?
For example, 'mere phellO' [kill+non-finite throw+finite] can mean 'threw after killing' (here, 'mere' is a sequential participle) or just 'killed' with a completive sense (where, 'mere' is a polar verb and 'phellO', the vector verb of a finite verb group).
Greg added: "David and Davina are the fittest and are completive driven, I almost have to stop them over-doing the training.
By Ngor Arol Garang December 26, 2009 (KHARTOUM) -- South Sudan President General Salva Kiir Mayardit has directed the regional Ministry of Education, Science and Technology to come up with legislation enforcing adherence to required completive standards in higher learning institutions to attain excellence.
Like strategy, business models also have to reinvent themselves, lest they themselves will become redundant and the company losses its completive advantage.
Not only have the triumphs and the resulting feel-good factor established his authority without him really having to crack any disciplinary whips (although it's fair to say a few have been cracked anyway), but suddenly new talent has emerged which gives the squad a completive feel.
The partner would have excellent experience and possibly completive materials pricing, but would never be compelled to share this imbedded knowledge.
You have to continue to work and be completive against one another and unfortunately those things happen.