We also categorized the 1988 log-transformed Antisocial subscale as dichotomous and continuous to determine whether changes in the comprehensiveness of that covariate would influence the size of residual confounding as reflected in increases (for dichotomization) and decreases (for continuous) in the apparent effects of spanking and the nonphysical punishments.
What the book lacks in comprehensiveness or even comprehensibility, it more than makes up for in visual panache.
"We're very proud of how far we've come in comprehensiveness, accuracy and usability".
Mr. Miller, at Sony Masterworks, is a big believer in comprehensiveness as a commodity in the box-set business.
"We believe in comprehensiveness, and we want to have deals with everybody," said Jordan Hoffner, the director of content partnerships for YouTube.
Many brokerages are available on-line; they vary widely in comprehensiveness.
[Backstory: As iOS 6 users know (and those who are on iOS 5 but have yet to change possibly because of this issue), in the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system, the company dropped Google Maps for its native mapping service in favor of a hybrid of third-party sourced and Apple-created data, which many have found to be more than lacking in comprehensiveness.].
It is not, however, surprising given the overall decline in comprehensiveness of care by individual family physicians in Canada[ 14].
WGS is the standard in comprehensiveness, but incurs high operation cost, large computation workload and multi-microgram DNA requirement.
GO is used both for small- and large-scale applications, for example, providing functional data for a single protein or a GO term enrichment analysis for an entire proteome, as well as by researchers analyzing the changes in GO itself over time and measuring the reliability and comprehensiveness of GO annotations [ 2].
