Lastly -- and this comprehensively concludes the entire topic of movies -- there are so-called "classic" movies.
These findings were contested a few years later by Catherine Forster, who reanalyzed Triceratops material more comprehensively and concluded that the remains fell into two species, T. horridus and T. prorsus, although the distinctive skull of T. ("Nedoceratops") hatcheri differed enough to warrant a separate genus.
Washington had claimed the "safeguard measures" were necessary to protect the US steel industry from an unexpected surge in cheap imports but the WTO concluded that America had comprehensively failed to prove its case.
The use of this cyanobacterium was comprehensively reviewed by Ciferri [ 209], who concluded that extensive nutritional and toxicological testing has shown it to be a safe and valuable protein source.
The authors concluded that an MRIO model could comprehensively estimate environmental loads induced by final demand and proposed a hybrid multi-region (HMR) method that linked MRIO models with process analysis.
The current evidence regarding parenteral opioids for labour pain is comprehensively summarized in a recent Cochrane Review that concluded "Parenteral opioids provide some relief from pain in labour but are associated with adverse effects.
"We have just concluded discussions with the [UN] group of experts and comprehensively rebutted every one of the allegations, with conclusive documentary evidence," she said.
He concluded that "open source tools may more clearly and comprehensively meet the guideline requirements than would closed source tools".
One of these studies comprehensively evaluated types of treatment utilisation by patients with PD and concluded that black and Hispanic patients received a significantly narrower range of psychiatric treatments in spite of having higher rates of severe PD [ 19].
Alongside specific changes the trust has made, and in line with its charter responsibility for setting the BBC's strategy, the Trust concluded that it needed to look across the BBC more comprehensively.
