Sentence examples for captured comprehensively from inspiring English sources

Exposure to the biomedical and structural components, in particular referrals to legal services, stigma reduction, and STI treatment, were either low or not captured comprehensively in this mid-term survey data.

The overwhelming focus on technical, clinical interventions amongst the indicators and tools identified suggests that either the objectives of the system/organisation are to provide technical intervention, or current quality indicators are failing to clarify consensus regarding the overall philosophy and objectives of care; key elements of the system are not yet being captured comprehensively.

In this study, we presented a comprehensive, predictive metabolic network for small intestinal enterocytes, which captures comprehensively its physiology and biochemistry.

Recall biases may exist as we obtained final clinical history two weeks after enrolment into the study, which we felt struck a balance between the risk of recall bias and the desire to capture comprehensively all symptoms during the illness period.

Where this methodology can capture comprehensively the pattern of damage to the brain as a whole not an easy task a correct structure-function mapping can theoretically be achieved.

To capture comprehensively the DNA variation underlying these complex tuber quality traits, genotyping populations by next-generation sequencing provides new possibilities (Elshire et al. 2011; Sonah et al. 2013; Spindel et al. 2013).

After all, as Paul Farhi of The Washington Post captured so comprehensively last month, all of the television news networks — hardly just CNN — hire commentators who play specific roles on their panels: "pro-Hillary," "pro-Trump," Democrat, Republican; centrist, rightist, leftist.

We performed a literature survey to categorize cooperative interactions and to define the classes of information that need to be captured to comprehensively annotate them.

We used haplotypes in the CRP gene that were constructed on the basis of tag SNPs rs1205, rs1130864 and rs3093077 that capture comprehensively the common variability at the CRP locus in subjects of European descent [19] [21].

Health policy decisions are usually analyzed "one player at a time", which has various disadvantages associated with sectorial analyses and non-holistic analyses which may not capture phenomena comprehensively.

The process dynamics from one phase to another are then comprehensively captured in different subspaces.