Sentence examples for comprehensive aggregate from inspiring English sources

To achieve this objective, an experiment design was developed to establish a comprehensive aggregate feature database.

Impact assessment and measurement is a complex task and it would be unreasonable to expect that such a novel benchmark provides a fully comprehensive aggregate for the impact generated by all the funds involved.

For such comprehensive aggregate markers, automatic MRI analysis will be even more important to minimize the expert reader burden.

Gaps in registry coverage, data collection and completeness of case ascertainment, and accessibility present an opportunity for more productive collaborations to collect relevant data, implement quality and standardization procedures, and provide broad access to comprehensive aggregate information and anonymized patient-level data to facilitate the advancement of patient care.

They beat fellow Spanish side Villarreal 2-0 tonight to complete a comprehensive 5-1 aggregate win.

Bayern reached their third Champions League final in four years with a comprehensive 7-0 aggregate victory over Barcelona.

Surely Apple has piled the developer plate high with a feast of improvements in enterprise security, privacy controls, and Apple-does-Android enhancements, none surprising in specific but comprehensive in aggregate.

The Irish secured qualification for their first major finals since the 2002 World Cup with Tuesday's draw at the Aviva Stadium which rounded off a comprehensive 5-1 aggregate victory against Tarmo Ruutli's men.

To further hone the positive and negative training sets, we use Cildb (V3.0) a comprehensive resource aggregating experimental evidence from 15 model organisms including humans (Arnaiz et al., 2009, 2014).

In the current paper we construct a comprehensive measure of aggregate human capital using many different variables related to individual human capital from PIAAC.

However, GNP accounts do not include the costs imposed on society by resource depletion and degradation; although they would be included if GNP reflected more comprehensive measures of aggregate well-being.