Sentence examples for comprehensive capture from inspiring English sources

There can be no more comprehensive capture of any sporting title than to defeat the previous champion on its own ground.

It is difficult to provide systematic, accurate and comprehensive capture of provenance information with minimal user intervention.

What followed were efforts to systematically and comprehensively collate evidence from genetic association studies, large collaborative meta-analyses, larger primary studies, more comprehensive capture of genetic variation at any given locus, independent replication, and, most recently, whole genome association studies [26].

The STCS allows for a comprehensive capture of all transplanted patients on the country level.

The IDE story highlights how important comprehensive capture of sequence variation is, before any gene can be discounted.

These newest arrays, including the Axiom Biobank and the UK Biobank genotyping arrays enable more comprehensive capture of genetic diversity across populations [ 28].

Anthropometric data are a superior indicator of malnutrition as they (a) are objective and relatively easy to record (b) are comprehensive, capturing both food intake and food absorption, © provide an individual level measure of welfare.

The HIV/AIDS Targeted Quality of Life Scale (HAT-QOL) was the most comprehensive capturing both categories from this dimension.

In summary, we find that GENCODE comprehensive captures a great many more novel transcriptional features than the RefSeq NXR set, while GENCODE Basic set is more similar to RefSeq NXR.

Our rationale in composing the character set was aiming at, first, a comprehensive capturing of variation at the species, subgenus and genus level, and, second, exclusion of any characters potentially distorting the phylogenetic reconstructions.

Definitions, classification, and documentation are substantive challenges to comprehensive event capture.