Searches of three databases were undertaken in an attempt at comprehensiveness as well as consultation with an expert group, the focus being on examples of integration of eye health into primary health care.
In mainstream science if an hypothesis is accepted as the best explanation (where 'best' can include various virtues such as simplicity and comprehensiveness as well as a certain empirical adequacy) there is a good hope that in the future fresh independent tests of the hypothesis may be possible so that the hypothesis may become part of mainstream science.
Archival documents also illustrated comprehensiveness as well as political support, with reference to an internal, target-group oriented assessment of the necessity to develop the accounting workforce.
This survey of a representative sample of the population will enable us to measure people's affiliations with PHC organizations, utilization of healthcare services and unmet needs for care, selected attributes of people's experiences of care (accessibility, continuity, responsiveness, comprehensiveness), as well as perceived outcomes of care.
Test persons were asked to fill in a short questionnaire relating to aspects of sensibility, face and content validity such as ease of use, comprehensibility, comprehensiveness, redundancy and ability to serve the purpose at hand [ 38].
The database has improved rapidly in quality and comprehensiveness, as have the tools and services around it.
As its comprehensiveness might suggest, it is an extremely valuable resource for understanding the court and Teika's place in the Imperial court, even despite its incompleteness available extant versions consist of 56 scrolls (the Reizei family possesses in its family library holographs of 56 and copies of two more), while scholars estimate that the original consisted of over 180 scrolls).
Similarly, sensitivity and PPV went up as the comprehensiveness of the model increased, regardless of outcomes or thresholds.
