Sentence examples for comprehensively available from inspiring English sources
Yet all this is happening in a society and culture that celebrates individual fulfilment and consumer choice as never before, in which information has never been as comprehensively available on devices that can be used anywhere in the world, not just the classroom.
Information on prevalence rates for urban areas is not as comprehensively available as those for rural areas, where surveyors such as the National Nutrition Monitoring Bureau (NNMB) focus their efforts.
The aims of database integration were to make data more comprehensively available, and to increase the value of existing data by allowing previously difficult queries to be made upon it.
As with all other data generated by PlantGDB and MaizeGDB, all annotation efforts will be immediately and comprehensively available to the community, via web browsers, via DAS and by download.
Here we present the program DiGReF that allowed us to comprehensively screen available databases for DGRs.
In summary, none of these work mined clinic-genomic associations by comprehensively analysing available gene expression data for a single disease.
This study aimed to comprehensively review available data on the activity and safety of interventions in second- or later-line treatment of advanced STS.
However, up to now, there is lack of research mining clinic-genomic associations by comprehensively analysing available gene expression data for a single disease.
The objective of this systematic review was to comprehensively review available evidence on the efficacy and safety of treatments used for advanced STS following prior therapy with anthracycline- and/or ifosfamide for advanced disease.
In an article by Huang et al. [14] in this issue, the investigators comprehensively examine available cancer registry data and detailed air pollutant measurement data and provide an extensive analysis of the link between air pollution and cancer in China.
Melo et al. [ 35] have comprehensively summarized available data on the effects of exogenously added molecules as inducers of LD formation (see Table 1 in [ 35]) in various cell types.
