Sentence examples for comprehensively selected from inspiring English sources

From Table 2 we can see that in order to achieve a certain level of system reliability the capacity of supply substation and DG can be comprehensively selected.

However, these findings need to be verified in larger confirmatory studies with more comprehensively selected tagging SNPs.

Further larger studies with more comprehensively selected tagging SNPs in Chinese populations are needed to confirm our findings and some mechanistic studies are warranted to investigate the functions of XPC SNPs and mechanisms underlying their associations with lung cancer risk.

To reduce uncertainties in the model, as many fish species as possible, including important native fish, were selected as dominant species with monitoring occurring over several seasons to comprehensively select key habitat factors.

The aim of this systematic survey is to gain insights into the current research on the detection of these attacks by comprehensively analyzing the selected primary studies to answer a predefined set of research questions.

Study members will be carefully selected and comprehensively informed and trained regarding Good Clinical Practice (GCP).

The SF-36 and ASQoL were included in both ATLAS and the M03-606 study, and were selected to comprehensively measure disease-specific (ASQoL) and generic (SF-36) domains of HRQOL.

The influence of various factors should be comprehensively considered to select a reasonable radial subgrade modulus to take full advantage of the latent potentialities of a rock mass.

Data used in this study are collected from the PROMISE Software Engineering Repository, and McCabe metrics are selected because they comprehensively address the programming effort.

The scheduling of this third-round tie may have suited West Midlands Police rather more than Andre Villas-Boas but the Tottenham manager's insistence that his team did not have the same chance as others in the Capital One Cup because of fixture congestion was shot down comprehensively by the players he selected for what he had described as "an impossible game".

When studies reported hazard ratios from models with different levels of adjustment, the most comprehensively adjusted hazard ratio was selected.