Sentence examples for Comprehensive revisit from inspiring English sources

As good as this show is, the arduous and exhilarating 112 legacy merits a more comprehensive revisit.

The fundamental questions of a comprehensive revisiting of Bandung is much needed to pursue in a coherent and consistent manner the "Reviving the spirit of Asian-African Solidarity and Cooperation" to consolidate an alliance toward global peace end social progress.

The advent of myriapod data sets will also allow a comprehensive revisiting of how extant gene complements were co-opted into the formation of new organs, particularly oxygen exchange systems, after terrestrialization in insects and myriapods (e.g., Grillo et al. 2014; Sánchez-Higueras et al. 2014).

Physiologists, entering into a dialog with engineers, may see more clearly the potential of comprehensive models and revisit the impediments to a more complete analysis of human metabolic systems.

Consistent with the above findings, a comprehensive histological analysis revisiting potential astrocyte reactivity in post-mortem brains of HD patients showed the presence of astrogliosis in Grade 0 caudate nucleus and validated the co-localization of mHtt in astrocytes along with a grade-dependent reduction in GLT-1.

With this more comprehensive data set, we revisited the relationship between prokaryotic and eukaryotic GTPases and traced the evolutionary history that resulted in the emergence and distribution of the extant members of this highly versatile protein family.

This review on chronopharmaceutics gives a comprehensive emphasis on potential disease targets, revisits the existing technologies in hand and also addresses the theoretical approaches to emerging discipline such as genetic engineering and target based specific molecules.

Take the tour early in your stay so you can revisit your favorite spots for more comprehensive menu destructions before you leave.

In this review, we revisit these models and provide a comprehensive comparison of the genetic screens performed so far.

A recent article by Vargo et al. (2010) revisited the moment ratio diagrams and presented comprehensive graphs of (I) and (II) above for over 30 commonly used univariate distributions.

Rapid progress in eukaryote genome sequence projects provides an ideal opportunity to revisit these questions with the benefit of a more comprehensive dataset.