Sentence examples for comprehensively examining from inspiring English sources

The interest is spurred not only by the possibility of more comprehensively examining such molecules' biological activities, but also by its potential applications in better formulating biotherapeutic proteins.

By comprehensively examining genetic association across the entire human genome, they could attractively work without any priori hypotheses of the disease genes.

The authors illustrate their themes by comprehensively examining the spread of the Black Death in the mid-1300s.

Here, we extend this work by comprehensively examining the graph theoretical properties of network structure after TBI, with the integrity of network connections defined using DTI.

This is a WHO-recommended approach for comprehensively examining how interventions can operate more successfully and effectively in complex, real-world settings.

Observation of interviewers while health workers were examining sick children - Nearly half of the trained workers, especially the paramedics, were not comprehensively examining the sick children as recommended in the IMCI protocols.

"We need to be satisfied that Mr Kennedy-Macfoy's serious allegations have been comprehensively examined," she said.

He said the cost implications of building some of the vessels overseas relative to the completely local build were "comprehensively examined".

It undertook some interviews and reviewed some information but the report emphasised it was not a "detailed investigation" and that it had "not comprehensively examined all available material".

Kennedy said: "It is important that the victims have been able to make their allegations heard, and that their cases have been comprehensively examined by the police, regardless of the passage of time.

Mrs. Clinton, in an interview from Singapore on NBC's "Meet the Press," said Mr. Holder's decision, reached with the concurrence of the Department of Defense, was "comprehensively examined" and "I'm not going to second-guess".