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Perhaps my model is most comprehensively captured by barrister-bioethicist Charles Foster's (2011) expanded conceptualization of human dignity as a broad-based bioethical value, one that measures the extent to which all interactions in health care promote human flourishing.

The process dynamics from one phase to another are then comprehensively captured in different subspaces.

Hence, we believe we have more comprehensively captured the effective patient clientele.

Quality of life of cares will not be comprehensively captured using the protocol.

Our regression analysis indicates that the genetic diversity present within L. crispatus has not yet been comprehensively captured.

The hypoxia data set aided in ensuring the hypoxia response signaling was comprehensively captured in the network model.

The proportion of explained variance (coefficient of determination) was measured by R. We selected 29 candidate genes in the warfarin interactive pathways (Fig.  1 and Supplementary Table S1) and tested them for ∼800 SNPs that comprehensively captured common variation based on measures of LD (r ≥ 0.8).

Therefore, RNA-Seq comprehensively captures the effect of smoking as determined by microarray method, thereby validating both approaches.

In closed-loop DBS, when and where to stimulate is determined by clinical state, there is no kinematic measure that can comprehensively capture diverse impairments such as rigidity, slowness of movement, or tremor, and yet be miniaturized.

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.