To their credit, my parents, Tony and Caroline Benn, not only refused to buckle under considerable personal pressure to reverse this decision but continued to support the comprehensive cause for the rest of their lives.
Mr. Boehner's use of the word comprehensive caused a stir, because supporters of legal status for immigrants who lack it have long called their proposal "comprehensive immigration reform".
I don't see how it could have been done differently, but the centrifugal force generated by the obligation to be comprehensive also causes a distortion of emphasis.
In different geographies, significant differences of domestic waste characteristics were observed as a result of comprehensive effects caused by multiple factors.
The single-factor index method was employed to evaluate the pollution of the selected heavy metals, but research has shown that the single-factor index cannot express accurately the comprehensive impact caused by each kind of heavy metals.
However, it is crucial not to ignore other parameters characterizing body posture, as each therapy should be comprehensive and cause-oriented.
Additionally, we determined comprehensive all-cause mortality for all patients admitted to the medical ward, including mortality during the patient's inpatient stay and in the first year after discharge.
The National Injury Mortality Surveillance System (NIMSS) data are filling this gap by providing more comprehensive external cause information which would be valuable in the design and evaluation of injury control programs, but are limited by the lack of full-country coverage and an urban bias (104, 107).
Although no comprehensive assessment of causes of death was undertaken, on surface review, we found that the most frequent documented causes of death, including cardiovascular disease, infection, cerebrovascular disease, and end-stage renal disease, may have been exacerbated by hypoglycemia.
In 1853, at the behest of the newly formed International Statistical Congress, he helped compile a comprehensive list of causes of death, for use in standardizing mortality data worldwide.
