The exons used in our work were derived from reference sequences provided by GOOD; consequently, the comprehensiveness of our database is correlated to the richness of reference sequences and of the GOOD dataset.
[But] the government is committed to ensuring the quality, good practice and comprehensiveness of all official statistics," said a spokesman.
By omitting 8 items from the instrument, a good balance between comprehensiveness and feasibility is realised.
By implementing all changes and omitting some items, the revised MIDAM-LTC consists of 31 items (see Additional file 1), and a good balance between comprehensiveness and feasibility is realised.
The fitting approach is also supported by the fact that the brake cylinder pressure is a widely measured parameter in both field and laboratory tests, so the accessibility to source data and their comprehensiveness are good.
This is a good sign regarding the comprehensiveness and exhaustiveness of the ICF in covering the content of MEWC involving chronic pain, and an indicator that adding context-specific aspects not covered by the ICF is a less pressing issue.
In mainstream science if an hypothesis is accepted as the best explanation (where 'best' can include various virtues such as simplicity and comprehensiveness as well as a certain empirical adequacy) there is a good hope that in the future fresh independent tests of the hypothesis may be possible so that the hypothesis may become part of mainstream science.
Well, given the complexity and comprehensiveness of medical exams nowadays, that's probably not a good idea.
Researchers compared regulatory agencies' recommendations for medicine information leaflet design from New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and the United States against recommended good design principles to determine the appropriateness, comprehensiveness, and consistency of their recommendations.
In this study, FPs from Sweden, New Zealand, England, Norway, and the Netherlands evaluated comprehensiveness of care as very good.
