I can't think of another film portrait of higher education that matches this one for comprehensiveness, intellectual depth, and hope.
Unlike systematic reviews, scoping studies/reviews aim for breadth and comprehensiveness, rather than depth.
For instance, guideline implementation frameworks, were essentially descriptive, based on clinical settings, were largely focussed on two domains, the innovation (the characteristics of the guideline to be implemented) and individuals, often did not include the stages of exploration and installation, and lacked comprehensiveness (degree and depth) of the evaluations element.
The more than 50 paintings and sculptures here make up a show that has more breadth than depth, with no claim to comprehensiveness.
The mixed-methods approach was invaluable to the study, adding breadth and depth to the analysis [ 11] and helping to ensure the comprehensiveness of the data [ 12].
Other museums may surpass the Metropolitan in certain areas of collecting — there are better Renaissance paintings in the Uffizi and more French masterpieces in the Louvre — but for depth and comprehensiveness the Met has no equal.
It was perceived that sufficient comprehensiveness of responses and depth of knowledge had been ensured to discontinue the inclusion of new informants.
Although the educational materials of PEPP had some explicit cartoons and messages, the consensus among all groups of educators was that the quality, depth and comprehensiveness of the educational materials contributed significantly to the success of the program.
