Sentence examples for comprehensively detail from inspiring English sources

By having fewer response options (from 0 to 5), the ECOG PS is better than KPS in terms of inter-observer agreement; however, the ECOG PS likely did not retain the ability to more comprehensively detail a patient's PS [ 6].

Where as Maurer and Scotchmer comprehensively detail open source software characteristics, we have done a systematic review and only focus on those characteristics that we believe are applicable for drug discovery.

The Huskies didn't break new ground here, but in so comprehensively detailing them, the authors did.

"This complaint comprehensively details the myriad anti-competitive abuses of Microsoft that remain at the heart of their ongoing business strategy".

Salinger's war years have already been comprehensively detailed in Kenneth Slawenski's 2010 biography, but here come fleshed out with some riveting archival footage.

Robert Stone is deservedly celebrated for his treatments, in six prior novels ("A Hall of Mirrors," "Dog Soldiers," "A Flag for Sunrise," "Children of Light," "Outerbridge Reach," "Damascus Gate"), of desperate characters in desperate circumstances, presentations typically arriving as long, thorough, comprehensively detailed, meaty texts.

Therefore, the DPMA database is the only publicly accessible data source that comprehensively details all patents applied for in Germany.

The RAD library preparation protocol followed closely the methodology originally described in [ 13] and latterly comprehensively detailed [ 37].

Essentially it is the methodology originally described by Baird et al.[ 10] and comprehensively detailed by Etter et al.[ 50], with minor procedural modifications.

The RAD library was prepared as originally described in Baird et al. [ 18] and comprehensively detailed in Etter et al. [ 23], with the minor modifications reported in Houston et al. [ 24].

As also noted in Table  1, two non-ICU studies comprehensively detailed the process of using Delphi techniques to develop content for a fall-risk checklist [ 13] and a simulation performance checklist to evaluate the performance of practicing anesthesiologists [ 19].