This resulted in a comprehensive term list from structured vocabularies that define the contexts in our analysis.
Writing is a comprehensive term.
But sexuality education is more comprehensive, and a broader term that includes age-appropriate education about puberty, body image, relationships, sex and sexuality".
7 The impact of the illness on the caregiver is defined as burden, a term that expresses the comprehensive effect on the caregiver's global needs in the course of looking after the patient (ie, physical, psychological, and social).
However, a comprehensive collection of terms that is relevant for a complex human disorder with broad clinical manifestations, such as ASD, is a major challenge.
Broadcom stands ready to negotiate its proposal on a comprehensive basis on terms that are realistic for both parties and their respective stockholders, but has not yet found a counterparty prepared to do the same.
To ensure the effectiveness of MI schemes in the long term, a comprehensive policy that includes simultaneous cooperative reforms of various health policies is urgently required in ongoing healthcare reform; however, this would lead to a complicated system and require long-term assessment.
At the Paris talks late last year, the presence and support of President Xi Jinping and President Barack Obama were critical factors in securing a comprehensive, longer term deal that agreed to keep global temperatures well below 2 degrees C.
Although in theory these patients may pose a nosocomial transmission risk, the detection of HBV DNA does not always indicate infectivity or disease progression, therefore it has been proposed that a more comprehensive term such as 'occult Hepatitis B' rather than 'occult Hepatitis B infection' is used [ 16].
Of still greater importance will be setting terms for a comprehensive settlement that will decisively diminish the risk of an Iranian nuclear breakout.
