The differences in adverse effects by corrective action did not vary as much by covariate comprehensiveness, except when minimizing measurement error by controlling for a latent factor for externalizing behavior problems.
"Driving Home" bogs down in those repetitions but is especially waterlogged by its comprehensiveness.
"The special committee and the board are reassured by the comprehensiveness, care and clarity of this analysis," he said.
This model is characterized by the comprehensiveness of a range of services, including both individual and group interventions.
The resulting item pool was first scrutinized by the expert panel for comprehensiveness, relevance and comprehensibility.
Both translations were synthesised and checked for comprehensiveness by a professional of the target health profession.
This paper reviews global health education in US medical schools by levels of comprehensiveness and academic rigor.
The NRSMPA is underpinned by the principles of comprehensiveness, adequacy, and representativeness (CAR, http://www.environment.gov.au/coasts/mpa/nrsmpa/index.html), but there is uncertainty about whether this will be achieved in practice given the conflicting political and socioeconomic pressures.
Although ratings for comprehensiveness increased by about 20% in round two for both the Strategy and Roles Mental Model, upon analysis of respondent comments, it was apparent that most respondents were judging comprehensiveness based on the framework's inclusion of influencing factors.
We found the quality of primary care reported by GPs was better than that reported by non-GPs, particularly in comprehensiveness: service provided and community orientation.
An individual, at least, may feel that this or that view will not do precisely because it achieves comprehensiveness by turning its back on fact; and, though it is unsatisfactory to fall back on personal judgment in this way, there is perhaps no other alternative in this difficult area.
