He had also published the first part of his most ambitious work, Poly-Olbion (1612), in which he intended to record comprehensively the Elizabethan discovery of England: the beauty of the countryside, the romantic fascination of ruined abbeys, its history, legend, and present life.
To cover, say, the latest Adele record comprehensively might take a professional writer an afternoon.
When characteristics were not recorded comprehensively, we treated missing data either recorded as "unknown" or not ascertained as a separate value and included them in the analysis (except in some sensitivity models, as described below).
Although some case mix factors such as delivery method were recorded comprehensively, other characteristics were susceptible to missing data (either recorded as "unknown" or not ascertained), most notably 8% of maternal ethnicity, 13% of gestational age, and 10% of birth weights.
It's hard to omit Sir Colin from any list of top Berlioz recordings, so comprehensively and loyally has he performed and recorded this music.
This year's melt has not just already broken recent records, it has comprehensively smashed them.
Google Scholar, on the other hand, comprehensively records all citations including books, conference papers, teaching materials and working papers, often returning material which is scholar.
While exact deportations data is hard to track down — only Belgium comprehensively records and makes public its deportations costs — the Migrants' Files team did find that the 28 member states plus Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland have together spent at least 11.3 billion euros ($12.8b) on deportations since 2000.
Additionally, it comprehensively records a wide range of clinically relevant subgroups to carry out the most detailed exploration of potential heterogeneity than previously reported.
Participant medical records will be comprehensively reviewed for information related to the pregnancy, birth, and lifelong health and developmental outcomes documented at the time of review.
Statewide Planning and Research Cooperative System (SPARCS) is an administrative reporting system of the New York State Department of Health NYSS DOH) that comprehensively records all hospital inpatient and outpatient visits to New York State hospitals [ 22].
