Sentence examples for comprehensive number from inspiring English sources

The tournament was assured a first-time women's champion when 22-year-old Halep did a comprehensive number on the 2011 winner, Petra Kvitova, in the third set of the first semi-final to win 6-7, 6-2, 6-2 after a little over two-and-a-half hours.

We compile here the Moho depths determined from a comprehensive number of both types of seismic surveys, to end up with a new 3D Moho depth map of the Iberian Peninsula, its continental margins and North Morocco.

As summarized in Table 4, to this end we have determined the dynamic system Lie algebras in a comprehensive number of cases, illustrated by examples with and without confinement to quadratic interactions (quasifree particles) as well as with and without symmetries such as translation invariance, twisted reflection symmetry, or particle-number conservation.

Support at the top has helped create a trickle-down effect, producing a greater (though by no means comprehensive) number of officials in both capitals that are protecting and nurturing diplomacy.

With the knowledge of a comprehensive number of genetic polymorphisms contributing to gout, genetic testing as a supportive diagnostic tool would be conceivable.

The advent of high content flow cytometric analysis enables now to look at a comprehensive number of immune cell subsets simultaneously at the single cell level.

Comprehensive numbers are hard to come by, but the makers and installers of synthetic turf say they are experiencing an unprecedented spike in residential business in California.

From 1995 to 2001, the last year for which the group says comprehensive numbers are available, 88 pedestrians were hurt at Eastern Parkway and Utica Avenue, and 4 were killed.

Now, a new paper from researchers at the University of Colorado, Boulder, offers the most up-to-date and comprehensive numbers on glacier and ice cap melt worldwide.

In 1997, the last year for which the Census Bureau kept comprehensive numbers, Americans spent some $12 billion on merchandise bought at these secondhand stores, about a 30percentt jump from 1992, after adjusting for inflation.

This year, we removed from our list one nonprofit probably big enough to qualify, YWCA of the USA, because it hasn't been able to produce comprehensive numbers since 2005.