Now comprising nearly 1,100 items, it is noteworthy for its comprehensiveness.
Praised by both creationists and evolutionists for its comprehensiveness, the book meticulously traces the dramatic shift among Christian fundamentalists from acceptance of the earth's antiquity to the insistence of present-day scientific creationists that most fossils date back to Noah's flood and its aftermath.
It's not an exhaustive survey of global climate action, we make no claims for its comprehensiveness.
Published in Science, their project is remarkable for its comprehensiveness.
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.
Kirkus's main virtue is its comprehensiveness: it gets through hundreds of titles even in a slow month.
While some critics balked at its comprehensiveness (it was 746 pages long), nearly all went on to praise the book, which was part history, part memoir.
It is a comprehensive workload classification, but not scientifically evaluated regarding its comprehensiveness.
Its comprehensiveness is extraordinary, taking in everything from Latvian partisan Nazi and Soviet uniforms to propaganda posters, from chess sets carved from scrap and wood in the gulags to heartbreaking, hastily scribbled notes thrown from trains by deportees to Siberia.
Although Indigenous patients commonly noted that information from their care providers had been inadequate, either in its comprehensiveness or, more usually, its appropriateness (e.g. diet-related advice), most also expressed a reticence about asking for clarification or additional information.
