Sentence examples for comprehensively called from inspiring English sources

For such targets, assessment of SNPs and multisite variations (MSVs) - comprehensively called single nucleotide variations (SNVs) - simultaneously with reliable CN estimation is extraordinarily challenging.

The Cité de l'Automobile, National Museum Collection Schlumpf, as it is called, was comprehensively reimagined in 2006, when the operation was taken over by Culturespaces, a private company that manages 10 historic properties in France and Belgium, including art museums in Paris and the Waterloo battlefield in Belgium.

We constructed a publicly available database called "AlzPathway" that comprehensively catalogs signaling pathways in the field of AD.

Here, we have constructed a publicly available pathway map called "AlzPathway" that comprehensively catalogs signaling pathways in the field of AD.

On Friday morning, Xi gave a televised speech in which he called for moves to "comprehensively purify the political ecosystem" in China.

The bill represents an attempt to address comprehensively what many of its supporters have called the underlying causes of the collapse — reckless risk-taking unrestrained by regulation.

Officials have been streaming into government bookstores in recent days and hauling away stacks of a hot new product: a 74-page, 50-cent booklet called "A Great Program for Comprehensively Strengthening Party-Building".

Mr Harkess said at the time that he would have horse-whipped Mr Clark if he had known how comprehensively he had violated his honour and called Mr Clark "sick".

Attempting to match up actual numbers to that "a lot," Google Customer Solutions Engineer Gareth Jones has set up a site called TechCompanyPay, which allows you to comprehensively search for what $$ various postions will pay at tech heavy hitters, replete with LinkedIn links for said positions so you can put faces to an amount.

In his final report to the United Nations, Richard Falk, Special UN Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, called on the international community to comprehensively investigate the business activities of companies and financial institutions registered in their own respective countries, which profit from the settlements in Israel and other unlawful Israeli activities.

From this we have developed a symptom assessment instrument called 'The Canberra Symptom Scorecard' (CSS) that comprehensively covers the important and common symptoms associated with advanced (incurable) tumours.