Sentence examples for comprehensive ones from inspiring English sources

But data sets on debt levels over time are rare (the most comprehensive ones only begin in the 1970s).

"The best strategies are comprehensive ones.

You can expect to pay at least £1,000 a year for the most comprehensive ones.

It's also a good idea to streamline; to combine many different regulations written over decades into more comprehensive ones.

As in other European countries, Finland merged specialist academic and vocational schools into comprehensive ones in the 1970s.

There have been more analytically incisive books on Chaplin – Parker Tyler's superb Chaplin: Last of the Clowns, for instance – and more comprehensive ones, David Robinson's monumental biography among them, but Ackroyd's is the most haunting.

"This is certainly a landmark study and the most comprehensive one on cognitive distraction to date.

Before you head to the polls, you can fill out a sample ballot through When We All Vote or an even more comprehensive one on Ballotpedia representing your state and local races online.

Thus the present study is the most comprehensive one on TCM RCTs.

The list of proteins showing differential expression is by no means a comprehensive one and further studies on the subject would be required to establish a resolved picture of proteomic alterations and their possible functional relevance.

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