In order to inform policy deliberations in the field, we will, where possible, report outcomes according to the comprehensiveness and/or degree of coverage of the intervention (eg, type of environment covered for smoke-free legislation, degree of tobacco tax increase, stop-smoking medicines being free vs low-cost), in subgroup analyses.
Comprehensiveness is about covering the full spectrum of biodiversity, i.e. the set of features that sufficiently measure biodiversity in the broad sense (Possingham et al., 2006), according to the aims of the study.
The language profile was defined in terms of language subgroups, according to the two previously defined classifications: comprehensiveness and severity.
According to the previous articles, the definition of 'comprehensiveness' roughly consisted of two groups [ 10].
These questions were grouped according to the corresponding primary care dimension (access, comprehensiveness, etc).
Each of the included assessments was coded according to the domains in the framework to determine their comprehensiveness.
"The short answer is that according to the evaluation metrics that we've refined over more than a decade, Google's search quality is better than it has ever been in terms of relevance, freshness and comprehensiveness...
The instruments were chosen according to comprehensiveness, established reliability and validity, appropriateness for the age group ≥ 65 years, understandability and ease of administration in face-to-face interviews.
The addition of various other somatic pains could have contributed to the comprehensiveness of the study.
We next examined how the mode of presentation related to the comprehensiveness of data presentation.
