Sentence examples for complete comprehensiveness from inspiring English sources
Complete comprehensiveness is what the center most wants—or at least hopes to achieve.
Universal health care coverage in Italy allows completeness and comprehensiveness of the information contained in these databases, which in a previous epidemiological study showed almost complete (>95%) linkage.
The primary outcomes were the encounter time (defined as the time from reviewing patient information to assessing the patient and completing charting) and comprehensiveness of documentation.
The complementarity of the strategies adopted – the detection of all highly repeated sequences and all complete TEs – guarantees the comprehensiveness required for high quality genome annotation.
Attempts were made to include a complete patient cohort, and the comprehensiveness of our list was confirmed by physicians involved in NMDARe and OMAS care at our institution.
Many professional users prefer comprehensiveness over penny-pinching.
Patients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder and their clinicians completed the draft measures and structured cognitive debriefing interviews assessing the measures' comprehensibility, clarity, and comprehensiveness.
First, the California Cancer Registry is nearly complete on chemotherapy (82 83%) and comprehensiveness has been demonstrated not to differ significantly by marital status [ 38].
In these same facilities however, the accuracy and comprehensiveness of completion of the existing paper based systems for data gathering declined even below the levels of the comparators due to the additional burden of work in completing the task twice on the device and on paper.
They commented on the questionnaire; its layout, comprehensiveness, redundancy, and ease of understanding and completion; length of time taken to complete it; and any additional comments.
After drafting the instrument, the second step is to conduct cognitive interviews in which patients complete the instrument and comment on its relevance, clarity, and comprehensiveness [ 11].
