Sentence examples for a more comprehensive collection from inspiring English sources
Maybe more to the point, it reflects my superstitious conviction that if I were to make room for a more comprehensive collection of goods, my family would, well, start to need it.
She is currently working on two additional projects, including the collection of health-related data from regional hospitals and a more comprehensive collection of pollution readings from across the Kathmandu Valley.
(A number of these testimonia are collected among the fifty-four "A-Fragmente" in the Parmenides section of Diels and Kranz's Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker. A more comprehensive collection of testimonia, with English translations, is to be found in Coxon 2009, 99 267).
VHWs requested a more comprehensive collection of educational materials to use in IEC activities.
Future studies with a more comprehensive collection of anemia diagnosis and treatment data are warranted to validate these hypotheses.
Further studies are warranted to assess the observed effects using a more comprehensive collection of SNPs in oxidative response genes.
As with GSEA, Running Fisher dynamically detects the most significant enrichment signal in a ranked signature, allowing the signature to contain a relatively more comprehensive collection of genes than would otherwise be required when using a stringent statistical cutoff.
PathNER could provide a curation support by enabling fast detection of pathway mentions based on a much more comprehensive collection of articles than used in AlzPathway (only 100 articles) or indeed in our case study (around 2000 articles).
"Nowhere," as the Center states in its brochure, "is there a larger or more comprehensive collection documenting the history, literature, and art of peoples of African descent".
For US viewers, the whole episode is here, or Gawker.tv has put together a (I grudgingly accept) slightly more comprehensive collection of highlights here.
They then call for more timely data (there is a three-year lag in reporting from the states) and more comprehensive collection and analysis by the federal government.
