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Michelle Seitzer, MichelleSeitzer.com -- It seemed to be quite comprehensive in its scope.

We also expect the dataset of S. tropicalis orthologs to be quite comprehensive because a complete genome sequence is available for this species [ 59].

Detailed physicochemical models derived using generic biochemical kinetics data can be quite comprehensive and quantitative but typically lack sufficient cell-type specificity required for translationally useful predictions (Chen et al., 2009).

The model employed by the site monitoring team in Uganda appears to be quite comprehensive and effective in identifying many aspects of best research practices as well as non-compliance at the research sites.

You will find it to be quite comprehensive.

Different insurance plans will offer coverage for different kinds of medical aid; some can be quite comprehensive while others only cover the basics.

"The checks that are taking place are quite comprehensive.

"Some actions are quite comprehensive," Mr. Bloomberg said.

"My bill is quite comprehensive and once passed will revolutionalise the fight against tobacco in Africa," Baryomunsi said.

Of course the tax ruling for members of parliament, which is quite comprehensive... provides what deductions can and cannot be made.

According to Michael Davis, of the University of Hong Kong, the political pressure is quite comprehensive: "At the university, in schools, and in the press, often you do not know whom you are dealing with.