Sentence examples for does not comprehensively from inspiring English sources
Finally, this qualitative research study does not comprehensively assess EM IHEs.
While counterfeiting is commonly motivated by economic gain that deceives consumers, this does not comprehensively explain the cause and effect of all counterfeit crimes.
We conclude that the current practice of ERA does not comprehensively fulfil the scientific and legal requirements of Directive 2001/18/EC, and we propose improvements and needs for further guidance and development of standards.
It is important to note that this review does not comprehensively address recent advances in molecular and microbial studies of denitrification or other dissimilatory fates of N such as dissimilatory NO3- reduction to ammonia (DNRA) (Burgin & Hamilton 2007) or N2 production associated with ANAMMOX (Yang et al. 2012).
Interestingly – and given the fact that the compilation does not comprehensively cover the field of foresight – while introducing a thorough theoretical foundation for the relationship of participation and dialogue in foresight research, the anthology attempts no review of public engagement in research, and nor does it make any reference to deliberative practices.
While Raj does not comprehensively address my question, he does make a case for better "us" group matches to be made through his site and sites like it.
International law did not comprehensively outlaw the death penalty, and its application was "fragmented".
"While such bans do not comprehensively address all sources of microplastics, it is an important first step," the report said.
Currently available questionnaires do not comprehensively assess the range of problems, nor impact on quality of life associated with proctitis.
Existing roadmaps, frameworks and systems do not comprehensively support sustainable business transformation nor do they allow decision makers to explore interrelationships and influences between the sustainability dimensions.
The results showed that agritourism activities with SDL design (experiment B) did not comprehensively enhance the experience of tourists learning agricultural knowledge.
