Sentence examples for comprehensive retrieval of from inspiring English sources

In particular, setting up efficient search strategies for comprehensive retrieval of high amounts of patent documents related to processes and methods of use, that achieve a reasonable level of precision, but still remain within a particular search scope.

The following discussion of some key studies exemplifies the progress made but is not meant to be comprehensive: Retrieval of ocean wind speeds from a balloon in the stratosphere [48] produced mean square slope and corresponding wind speed estimates departing from radiosondes and satellite altimeters and a scatterometer by at most 1 m/s in relatively calm winds (less than about 9 m/s).

The question of whether a search of a single source results in a sufficiently comprehensive retrieval of unpublished information remains.

An extensive and sensitive search strategy was chosen using the keywords 'percutaneous tracheostomy' and 'percutaneous tracheotomy' to ensure comprehensive retrieval of articles.

This highlights the importance of using text mining for a comprehensive retrieval of information, complementing manually annotated data, which may potentially miss over 1,700 TC-related genes (84% of 2,071).

For the comprehensive retrieval of all protein sequences homologous to cyt b, the structural composition of cyt b with its N-terminal cofactor-bearing helical bundle and the C-terminal region that encompasses the Qo site as well as the split form of cyt b must be taken into account.

Accurate and comprehensive retrieval results are effective to facilitate diagnosis and treatment.

Use of administrative databases has permitted retrieval of comprehensive information about therapeutic pathways, diagnostic history and costs in patients affected by schizophrenia or BD.

The database allows easy systematic retrieval of comprehensive information about simple and compound microsatellites, microsatellite clusters and their locus coordinates in 31 sequenced eukaryotic genomes.

Recognizing this gap, we have developed a comprehensive database for easy retrieval of information on microsatellites distributed in the sequenced eukaryotic genomes.

The use of administrative databases has permitted retrieval of comprehensive information about therapeutic pathways, diagnostic history and costs in patients affected by schizophrenia or BD providing psychiatrists and decision makers with information about pharmaco-utilisation of antipsychotic drugs.