Sentence examples for comprehensive view and from inspiring English sources
This article contributes to advance the understanding of the phenomenon by providing a comprehensive view and a common perspective.
The proposed study offers a comprehensive view and interesting insights as concerns the viability of polygeneration systems for buildings applications.
It enhances objectivity by avoiding a narcissistic confusion of one's own partial perspective with a comprehensive view, and by highlighting contingencies of representation that could be questioned.
It seems to be difficult to achieve a comprehensive view and a deterministic conclusion since several parameters are involved in interpreting the results.
Together, this database is the first available database providing a comprehensive view and analysis options for published molecular associations on multiple liver diseases.
Remote sensing digital images provide updated information and comprehensive views and use different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum to record characteristics of the area under study (Antwi et al., 2014; Fonji and Taff, 2014).
If γ = 0, agents do not care about future cost and consider only immediate costs, and if γ is about 1, agents have comprehensive views and consider the future costs.
Remillard's (2005) teacher-curriculum framework "reflects a comprehensive view" (Davis, Jansen, and Van Driel, 2016; p. 2) of this relationship that accounts for the ensuing interactions that emerge when teachers and curriculum come together.
In this study, we provide a more comprehensive view of birth-and-death processes involving T2R genes during the evolution of vertebrates, and suggest that this approach might further improve our understanding of bitter taste sensitivities.
In this study, to get a convincing and comprehensive view, only animal and plant families that contain no less than 4 members are selected to be further studied.
"We have already successfully consolidated some research functions," Dr. Birgeneau said, "and we want to get a comprehensive view of procurement and I.T. and H.R. across the university to see if there's consolidation we should be doing there, too".
