Sentence examples for be done comprehensively from inspiring English sources
"Anyone who continues to insist, like Jeb does, that it needs to be done comprehensively and through one massive piece of legislation is not being realistic.
Testing all the possible paths that a computer program (and therefore a hidden code) could follow through a punch-card ballot apparently could not be done comprehensively short of assigning the job to a second computer, and even then one runs up against what Robert Naegele has called "the polynomial problem" — the vastness of the programming possibilities in the inner space of a program.
An alternative could be to offer preconception screening to couples, and again NGS approaches are now allowing this to be done comprehensively for all known recessive conditions [ 12].
Efforts on the promotion and utilization of this fruit should be done comprehensively for public health benefits as it possesses promising antioxidant and anticholinesterase properties, the latter being particularly promising for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
"We think it should be done more comprehensively".
This technology is still in its infancy, and much work remains to be done to comprehensively characterize the advantages of TALEs and zinc finger proteins.
But more needs to be done to reduce risk comprehensively, including by tackling the compounding factors of poverty and inequality, rapid and unplanned urbanisation, damage to eco-systems, and poor risk governance.
Assessing parental understanding is fundamental to the informed consent process, and can be done using open-ended questions after comprehensively describing the research, such as, "how will being part of this study help your child?" Leading and closed-ended or yes/no questions, such as, "do you understand what this research is about?" should be avoided [ 25, 107].
Patients need to be comprehensively informed, and several medical examinations should be done before starting treatment with lithium.
It's harder to do it comprehensively in traditional public and private schools, but when schools have a focused set of learning goals, it can be done.
