Sentence examples for a more comprehensive summary from inspiring English sources

For a more comprehensive summary of the studies undertaken, refer to the relevant HSE technical report (HSE, 2012a).

Ostir et al. [ 6] illustrated that walking speed alone can provide similar information on mortality risk to a more comprehensive summary measure of physical performance.

Pattern-oriented chemical profiling ("fingerprinting") is being increasingly used to gain a more comprehensive summary of herbal medicine quality [ 22- 25].

Importantly, our work differs from what may be found at SNPinfo and others, in that we present a more comprehensive summary of potential MRESSs SNPs, being the first to investigate 1000 Genomes data for MRESS SNPs.

That responsibility is allocated to global health institutions that work towards creating access to medicines [ 8]. (A more comprehensive summary of framework requirements is provided in Additional file 1 and Additional file 2).

Thus, in our review, some methodologically weak papers were important in terms of their theoretical contribution, or in terms of demonstrating the breadth of evidence considered in the construction of particular categories, or in terms of providing a more comprehensive summary of the evidence, while a single strong paper might be pivotal in the development of the synthesis.

Collated summaries were reported back to the whole group forming a more comprehensive overall summary that was collected by the coordinating middle leaders and sent it to the development group.

In summary, the literature suggests a need for a more comprehensive information and education strategy focusing on palliative care.

Means and medians were both calculated for a more comprehensive description of the data than when only one of these summary statistics is used [ 9].

This review adds to the current research on the economic impact of obesity by providing a more comprehensive overview of the range of effects, as well as a summary of the most up-to-date estimates.

A secondary aim was to determine summary measures of services across these countries as a more comprehensive measure of home care quality.