Sentence examples for covering all components from inspiring English sources

Modelski describes the late period of proto-globalization as a "thick range of global networks extending throughout the world at high speed and covering all components of society".

A comprehensive approach covering all components of the HRH system framework ('House Model') and involving the necessary stakeholders inside and outside the MoH, both at the central and peripheral levels, promoted midwifery services.

Our algorithm starts from a single component covering all the input space and iteratively splits components according to breadth first search on a binary tree structure that provides an efficient exploration of the possible solutions.

At the beginning, Fourier transforms of such abrupt functions contain wide spectra of components covering all possible ranges of frequencies and vertical wavenumbers (e.g., Weisstein 2014).

Here we adopt the MetaPathways annotation and analysis pipeline and Pathway Tools to construct environmental pathway/genome databases (ePGDBs) that describe microbial community metabolism using MetaCyc, a highly curated database of metabolic pathways and components covering all domains of life.

Indeed the defined content model and user interaction components were completely covering all the requirements of all the applications.

Confirmatory factor analysis supported the two-level hierarchical structure of the VQ11 with 11 items covering three components and HRQoL at a higher level.

For current purposes, this additional task was used as a localizer to define ROIs covering major components of the MD system.

A number of studies have studied the cost of HZ and PHN covering different components and populations with a cost per patient range from 1,000 SEK (€116) to over 20,000 SEK (€2,300).

Their responses were processed and a number of statements were drawn up covering essential components of case management programmes for people with dementia and the preconditions needed for an effective implementation of the programmes.

A wide variety of wellbeing measures has been used, some covering specific components of wellbeing, such as satisfaction with life or happiness, while others capture the overall wellbeing construct.