Sentence examples for for its comprehensiveness from inspiring English sources

It's not an exhaustive survey of global climate action, we make no claims for its comprehensiveness.

We performed a linguistic and a face-content validation and tested the questionnaire for its comprehensiveness, internal consistency and for its retest-reliability at an interval of 1 month (completion rates were 79.6 and 76.4%, for test and retest, respectively).

Published in Science, their project is remarkable for its comprehensiveness.

No study was found that applied and evaluated the CFIR for its comprehensiveness, applicability and usefulness in an ongoing implementation project.

A review of QA for non-randomised trials demonstrated six tools applicable to systematic reviews [ 60], from which Down's et al. (1998) [ 21] was selected as a guide for its comprehensiveness.

This study was the first to apply and, subsequently, evaluate the CFIR for its comprehensiveness, applicability and usefulness within a large-scale CPG-implementation project in acute nursing care.

While many others have recorded birds in the field, Mr. Belton's work was noteworthy for its methodical approach, its comprehensiveness and the sheer length of time he devoted to it, associates said in interviews recently.

Hence we can't treat The Wire as a history lesson where it is judged for its accuracy and comprehensiveness.

In 1977, when the mini-series, based on Alex Haley's book, was first broadcast, it was heralded not only for its authenticity and comprehensiveness, but also for its newness.

By removing the "fear and stigma" of criminal punishment, says Mr Goulão, drug users are encouraged to seek the help they need.Brendan Hughes, of the Lisbon-based European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA), an agency of the European Union, says Portugal stands out for its "consistency and comprehensiveness".

She and two French friends, Simone Beck and Louisette Bertholle, in 1951 founded L'École des Trois Gourmandes ("The School of the Three Gourmands") and later wrote the best-selling cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking, 2 vol. (1961, 1970), which was praised for its clarity and comprehensiveness.