Sentence examples for a comprehensive category from inspiring English sources

This is a comprehensive category for the various reactions in Europe against the programme of the industrial and democratic revolutions, or liberalism in the classical sense - individualism, free markets, and technological and social progress".

Dementia is a comprehensive category of brain diseases that is great enough to affect a person's daily functioning.

There are three primary categories of online drug databases: Category 1: comprehensive; Category 2: full-text versions of an electronic book; and Category 3: freely available online databases [ 9].

Although still regarded by some locals as a repository for U.B.C. castoffs -- like many others in Canada, the university was built after World War II to accommodate returning veterans -- Simon Fraser consistently tops the comprehensive category in Maclean's.

Russia also upgraded its existing security partnership with Vietnam in 2012, from standard to "comprehensive", which may mean that further energy deals and strategic collaborations are in the pipeline.Yet as Mr Hayton notes, Vietnam is "free and easy" when it comes to doling out partnerships (it already enjoys 11 in the "comprehensive" category).

This was the most comprehensive category in the survey, which has already been inferred from the results of the structure analysis.

512 studies (69.19 %) used composite outcome measures for clinical effectiveness by incorporating several outcome components into one comprehensive category (Fig.  5).

But when I've forgotten the ideas, I shall still recall Walsh's boldness in weaving his closely textured poetic prose into a new form of comprehensive, category-defying theatre.

By the mid twentieth century, systems of ontological categories had fallen somewhat out of fashion (for reasons I will discuss in §1.5 below), with most discussion of categories shifting to merely articulating category differences rather than outlining a comprehensive system of categories.

The curator is a relatively new figure in the art world, but the practice of organizing objects into comprehensive categories for study or display is centuries old.

These were iteratively refined through further discussion into comprehensive categories and sub-categories.