Sentence examples for greater comprehensiveness from inspiring English sources

A writer who set his or her stories in the suburbs could portray an environment with greater comprehensiveness, linger longer over details, tease more out of a situation at a slower pace, while at the same time investing his or her fictions with the city's dense psychic energy.

Despite the wealth of information in the article there are other perspectives that would have provided greater comprehensiveness to this review and greater information for the reader.

Four items were eliminated because their index of discrimination was <25% for both parents and youth; however, one item with a marginal discrimination index value (question 23) (Table 2) was retained for greater conceptual comprehensiveness of the carbohydrate-counting questions.

Other characteristics of the transcriptome such as exon usage and noncoding RNAs (including microRNAs) are not well covered by the existing array technologies and their inclusion would inevitably result in greater precision and comprehensiveness.

Generally, large-scale mass spectrometry-based proteomic analyses of clinical samples obtained from patients tend to attach greater importance to comprehensiveness in identifying protein sets than to the reliability of the quantitative data for an individual protein.

But I do feel that, in that sense, everything I do has a comprehensiveness to it".

Where practicality limits comprehensiveness, the other great scholastic principle - whimsey -comes into play..

The Cochrane Collaboration has gone to great effort to enhance the comprehensiveness of CENTRAL.

The Consistency component showed much greater variation than either Completeness or Comprehensiveness.

If there is any one aspect of Shakespeare's work that singles him out from every other great writer, it is the astounding comprehensiveness of his treatment of love and sex.

The length and comprehensiveness of the NPHS may have contributed to greater respondent fatigue.