Sentence examples for comprehensively as possible from inspiring English sources
It can't be comprehensive; it can only be, as comprehensively as possible, itself.
Computation of the MHD equilibrium of a tokamak plasma is reviewed as comprehensively as possible.
She called for authorities to find the perpetrators as "quickly and comprehensively as possible and to punish them without regard to their origin or background".
Kenneth A. Chandler, The Herald's editorial director, issued an apologetic statement, saying "our aim was to demonstrate this terrible tragedy as comprehensively as possible.
"Our strategy for dealing with that is to engage as directly and as smartly and as comprehensively as possible," he said.
Merkel added that the numerous perpetrators of the attacks, who stole from and harassed large numbers of women, must be found "as quickly and comprehensively as possible".
Further, given that we now have several large-scale datasets available, we can attempt to describe the expressed yeast proteome as comprehensively as is currently possible and answer the simple but fundamental question: 'How many proteins are expressed in yeast growing in log-phase under nutrient rich conditions?'.
Trust networks would not be restricted to services or network devices, but comprehensively include as much as possible entities.
That feedback helped us craft about a dozen valuable initiatives to enhance patent quality from clarifying the patent record, to getting the most relevant prior art before our examiners as early as possible, to comprehensively reviewing the amount of time we give our examiners to do their work, to updating how we measure patent quality, and more.
However, designing and interpreting single-molecule experiments to study protein DNA interactions often does not map directly onto comparable biochemical studies, and yet characterizing a particular system comprehensively requires data from as many approaches as possible.
Up to now, there is no other risk factor of childhood leukemia that has been as comprehensively studied concerning possible biases and confounding factors.
