Sentence examples for has undergone comprehensive from inspiring English sources
The Poseidon plant has undergone comprehensive review by the local, state, and federal agencies, each determined to protect its constituents and the environment.
Primary healthcare in Sweden has undergone comprehensive reforms, including freedom of choice regarding provider, freedom of establishment and increased privatisation aiming to meet demands for quality and availability.
This will serve two important functions: (1) confirm that the DDDA has undergone comprehensive and rigorous development; and (2) provide assurance that it satisfies internationally agreed standards of quality.
The Roche Amplicor CT/NG polymerase chain reaction assay has undergone comprehensive evaluations with male urine samples and is similar in reliability to other nucleic acid amplification methods for detection of C trachomatis in urine.
"We've recently learned of several examples of dangerous individuals entering the country due in part to lax screening procedures," Scheer continued, before citing a 2017 CBSA audit that found 39 Syrian refugees who should've undergone comprehensive security screenings, but didn't.
Since their enrollment, the participants have undergone comprehensive clinical examinations at 3 5 year intervals.
Clinical data were collected from 81 patients (aged 15 to 24) who had undergone comprehensive orthodontic treatment.
These healthy control cohorts were recruited from those who had undergone comprehensive medical screening at the General Hospital of Ningxia Medical University and who had no history of chronic diseases and no family history of autoimmune diseases.
Analysis of data for living in residential care at the end of scheduled follow-up (median 12 months) showed a significant reduction for patients who had undergone comprehensive geriatric assessment (0.78, 0.69 to 0.88; P<0.001; 19 trials, 7137 participants).
Against this background, data from a large cohort of COPD outpatients, who had undergone comprehensive lung function assessment and who had been prospectively entered into a clinical audit database, were analysed to establish whether spirometry, gas transfer or lung volumes wielded the most predictive power for survival.
The odds of a patient living at home at the end of scheduled follow-up (median 12 months, range six weeks to 12 months) were higher for those patients who had undergone comprehensive geriatric assessment (odds ratio 1.16, 95% confidence interval 1.05 to 1.28; P=0.003; 18 trials, 7062 participants).
