Sentence examples for comprehensive reserve from inspiring English sources

Although the concept of comprehensiveness encompasses a certain idealism, there have been serious efforts to define a comprehensive reserve system.

Both two kinds of risk were combined with ecological functional importance, which was composed of habitat quality and landscape connectivity, so as to quantify the comprehensive reserve value of ecological land to identify the ecological security sources.

Debt instruments such as ordinary government bonds would have changes in value booked to "other comprehensive income" (ie, reserves) and not on the income statement until they are sold.

Tier 3 (comprehensive) designation is reserved for questions that are particularly complex, require external perspective, and/or have a global or broad business impact.

Further, to tackle the variable KE reserve, a comprehensive inertia controller using intelligent learning paradigm is designed.

However, the comprehensive assessment of cardiovascular reserve - most objectively using cardiopulmonary exercise testing [ 8] - is challenging for immobile patients, time-consuming, and costly to extend as a general screening tool to the wider, at-risk surgical population.

Congress established the Commission on the National Guard and Reserves in 2005 to be the most comprehensive independent review of the reserve component for over 60 years.

More than 30 years after the law was passed, America has nothing close to a comprehensive system of marine reserves.

We have also set aside in our budget a health care reserve fund to finance comprehensive reform.

A comprehensive account of methods used to analyze reserve effects on recruitment within and outside reserves - which combines results from monitoring data, outputs of larval transport models, and field oceanography - is provided elsewhere [15].

The report also appeared to undermine the government's justification for the review in the first place, saying: "There was a strong and consistent message from many stakeholders that the previous consultations that led to the establishment of these reserves had been lengthy and comprehensive, and had for the most part achieved a relatively robust balance of interests in reserve design and zoning".