Sentence examples for considered comprehensive of from inspiring English sources
This list is by no means comprehensive or authoritative, nor should the leaked files be considered comprehensive of the hacking tools created and used by the CIA.
At this point I'm optimistic about Hunch – the site still has too few users to really be considered comprehensive, but many of the questions and resulting decisions I found were genuinely helpful.
In this paper, we introduce a multiple data integration method for disease gene identifications, which considers comprehensive characters of a set of heterogeneous datasets to capture the complex relationship between genotypes and phenotypes.
Therefore, it can be concluded that when considering comprehensive performance of the test error rate and channel selection number, a fused feature extraction method is better than a single feature extraction method.
Ideally, the QUFSRc process must consider comprehensive usability evaluation of all academic websites in a context of use.
Because the pure peak clipping model is only to minimize the peak load, not considering comprehensive economic characteristics of the microgrid energy, this results in the peak load only attaining the minimum value, whereas the total cost may increase.
Audit of maternal deaths is considered a comprehensive way of checking the functioning of the health facility and also to identify gaps in service provision through use of a set of process indicators [ 8].
The framework also consists of a number of associated concepts, and is not considered a comprehensive classification of patient safety [ 10].
The current assessment is considered a comprehensive evaluation of the evidence available on the potential effects of using sugars as ingredients.
While IQ alone is no longer considered a comprehensive measure of intelligence, it still remains the most useful way of measuring non-verbal reasoning ability and other cognitive processes.
Other factors such as the inversion parameter in the spinel structure may be considered for comprehensive elaboration of the mechanism.
