Sentence examples for comprehensively capture from inspiring English sources
Various paper and computer-based tools exist that aim to comprehensively capture data for optimal clinical management and research.
Their achievements will help to comprehensively capture and understand the movement of people in large spatial regions.
Combined, these data demonstrate that a single reference genome sequence for the genus Oryza is insufficient to comprehensively capture the genomic and allelic diversity present within the genus.
Linear correlation between a and b2 can be then applied, which may comprehensively capture the characteristics of multipath channels [40, 41].
The approach is able to comprehensively capture internal relations between the path planner dynamics and the decision making unit of the UAVs.
This study reports the development of the OsteoArthritis Questionnaire (OA-Quest) – a new measure designed to comprehensively capture the potentially modifiable burden of osteoarthritis.
While Time magazine's fêted title honours one who has done the most to influence a year, I want to honour the person who comprehensively captures – in a useful way – an issue that has dominated it.
The process dynamics from one phase to another are then comprehensively captured in different subspaces.
The Interactive Tool for Control Relevant Identification (ITCRI) comprehensively captures the control-relevant identification process for the monovariable problem, from input design to closed-loop control, depicting these stages simultaneously and interactively in one screen.
The recent broad use of irRC has comprehensively captured responses with immunotherapies in clinical trials, and has shown that irRC could probably be a powerful tool to evaluate clinical responses, combined with either RESICT or WHO criteria (Hoos et al., 2015).
A new metric that comprehensively captures all of these figures of merit (and denoted to as SPR) is also proposed; under this metric, the proposed 9T SRAM cell is shown to be superior to all other cell configurations found in the technical literatures.
