Sentence examples for exhaustively comprehensive from inspiring English sources
"exhaustively comprehensive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means that something is very thorough and covers all aspects or details. Example: The report on the new company policy was exhaustively comprehensive, leaving no questions unanswered and providing detailed explanations for each decision made.
The show, which fills MoMA's entire sixth floor with some 200 paintings, drawings and sculptures, is exhaustively comprehensive, exhaustingly large and predictably awe inspiring.
Lonely Planet: Antarctica by Jeff Rubin (£12.99): a treasure, first because guidebooks on Antarctica are still very rare; second because it is exhaustively comprehensive in its detail - yet so readable.
Indeed, even with a top-of-the-line CRM and an exhaustively comprehensive annual plan, your business won't be able to handle the growth you seek unless you are in the right mindset for it.
According to an exhaustively comprehensive study, the U.S. is squarely in the middle of the global pack as far as the physical safety of women is concerned, and a large part of the reason why is our high rates of intimate partner and domestic violence.
Enhancing the experimental approaches to both the classic methods — such as the Y2H — and new methods — such as the PCA — are likely to be crucial for not only deriving an interactome map of the SSU processome, but a comprehensive and exhaustively screened yeast PPI map that covers the entire yeast proteome.
This concept, like other theoretical categories, has 'no ontological status' (Firth, [1957]: 181): most probably, it would be impossible to even display an image of a comprehensive sys-net exhaustively representing the description of its point of origin.
To exhaustively query these genomes, we built a comprehensive FBX gene annotation pipeline and compiled two extensive collections of FBX protein sequences from both plant and non-plant sources (Figure 1).
Although we included books that came up in our searches and searched several full-text online book databases (e.g., Google Books) we did not search for this particular source format exhaustively as no single database allows a comprehensive search of the references of all published books.
Our results, despite using traditional markers that cover arguably less data than next-generation approaches, are based on a comprehensive taxon set with data quality checked exhaustively at all levels.
Based on the STEP-AWBH conceptual model, a comprehensive pool of 210 potential environmental variables that exhaustively cover pedogenic and environmental factors was constructed.
An alternative is to first generate a comprehensive standardized list of plausible models, and to then fit them exhaustively, or semi-exhaustively.
