The Third International Dictionary, Unabridged version is comprehensive, with 257,000 definitions.
In the end his defeat was comprehensive, with Oswald taking 23,013 votes to Murphy's 19,250.
"New York's Money Funnels," your Aug. 13 editorial regarding a loophole in the state's campaign finance laws that allows corporations to surpass contribution limits to candidates by forming subsidiaries, was comprehensive, with one exception.
The model is comprehensive with all necessary physics and includes the presence of discrete energy levels in these nanocrystals and also the effect of shift in energy levels in the nanocrystals with more than one electron.
Because it is impossible to be comprehensive with the limited space available in this venue, I will simply point to two examples to support my contention.
In our study, the symptoms in inquiry diagnosis are comprehensive, with a total of 125 symptoms.
This measure was considered to be comprehensive, with relevant content (i.e. wheelchair inclusive) and applicable items.
The hospital records were comprehensive with extensive anamnestic information provided by parents, teachers and local health workers.
Although this review was designed to be comprehensive with a robust search strategy, it is possible that that not all studies were identified.
First, not all genomes of holocentric and monocentric insects are annotated well enough for us to be comprehensive with our searches.
