Sentence examples for comprehensiveness of such from inspiring English sources

Department of Justice officials have said their new method for counting "arrest-related deaths" should improve the "reliability, validity and comprehensiveness" of such information.

The impact and comprehensiveness of such power wielded by a chief, for example, reaches into all areas of life of the tribe: provision of food, fertility, weather, all forms of communal life, and protection against enemies and misfortune.

I also knew that soda companies funded community, medical, and research groups but had no idea of the comprehensiveness of such funding.

For example, assessments that included broad groupings of health services into one indicator such as "obstetric care" did not allow for detailed analysis of the comprehensiveness of these services, such as whether these services met the criteria for Basic Emergency Obstetric Care (BEmOC) or Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric Care (CEmOC), or neither [ 37, 38].

Adding physician billing data to administrative data-based surveillance efforts may improve comprehensiveness, but the feasibility of such an approach has rarely been examined.

A stronger test would set undergraduate reviews alongside faculty reviews, and have faculty members rate the reviews in terms of the comprehensiveness of the critiques.1 Certainly such a test is a feasible future direction.

Data on the minimum number of such sources required for a comprehensive search strategy are probably lacking, but comprehensiveness would arguably increase with the number of supplementary sources searched.

This comprehensiveness requirement and the high number of metabolic reactions make the actual construction of such models a challenging task in itself.

This is because comprehensiveness in such analyses is difficult to achieve, given the typically patchy taxonomic distribution of available data [ 19, 20] that can be analysed in a single matrix.

Finally, ten articles were eventually analyzed due to several reasons such as relevancy and comprehensiveness of discussion presented in the articles.

In addition, there is evidence to suggest that some of the key organizational characteristics of primary care, such as accessibility and comprehensiveness of services, are related to HIV patient outcomes [ 9].