Sentence examples for entail a comprehensive from inspiring English sources
Replacing Dai would presumably entail a comprehensive reshoot.
In clinical practice, there is a lack of multidisciplinary headache treatment programs that entail a comprehensive assessment including a headache diagnosis according to ICDH-II criteria [16], screening for psychiatric comorbidity, craniomandibular dysfunctioning and musculoskeletal disorders, and provide treatment according to clinical guidelines [17, 18].
It benefited too from advances in musicological knowledge with regard to fingering, accentuation and the position of the hands on the keyboard, entailing a comprehensive rethinking of approach.
It entails a comprehensive understanding of a material's morphology and its chemical and physical structures and properties.
Ensuring the production of public goods that are the result of mass selection thus entails a comprehensive fine-tuning of dominant intellectual property regulatory tools, reconsidering the existing flexibilities aimed at in situ biodiversity conservation within the strong paradigm.
This entails a comprehensive review and an identification of gaps to be filled with existing data, in view of ensuring quality.
Moreover, this is the first meta-analysis that entailed a comprehensive search for all studies that assessed association between metabolic syndrome and cancer risk.
The method entailed (1) constructing a comprehensive sampling frame, in this case the beer halls chosen for inclusion; (2) creating a calendar of 4-h recruitment events; (3) randomly selecting beer halls to fill each calendar event; and (4) assessing the eligibility of every third man entering an intercept zone located at the beer hall entrance.
The platform is unique and original: it entails the development of a comprehensive and completely generic tokamak simulator including both the physics and the machine, which can be applied for any fusion device.
Abe is doing what many economists (including me) have been calling for in the US and Europe: a comprehensive programme entailing monetary, fiscal, and structural policies.
