To evaluate the HIS comprehensively, the perspectives of medical secretaries and nurses are described as well as that of physicians.
The wonder is that this number is still in the double digits, given his comprehensively disastrous record.
I covered, as a wheen of a boy in Aberdeen, a tiny bit of the subsequent Cullen Inquiry (though to absorb any appreciation of the horror you need to find my fine ex-colleague Iain Lundy and his comprehensively lucid reports), but never quite appreciated quite how much of it would live on, how little any of them would be able to forget the night.
His diction was clear and considered, his musicianship comprehensively fine and his platform manner dignified and unshowy.
Armstrong may have lost his titles and his reputation, comprehensively demolished in the infamous report by the US Anti-Doping Agency, arguably the most devastating official indictment of one man's sporting career ever delivered.
Every aspect of his life has been pored over in an unending procession of books – his childhood, his family, his celebrity, his sex life, his radicalism, his formidable intellectual underpinnings, his Irishness, his illnesses, his death, all comprehensively covered.
"Nearly every culture has depended on beans," Albala claims in his introduction, before going on to prove his point comprehensively, in sometimes hilarious, often windy, lugubrious, leguminous, ructating chapter after chapter of bean-related history, folklore and recipes.
The scholars of later generations gave a wonderful comment that his article comprehensively described the anatomy of gross neuroanatomical structures in marsupials (Karlen and Krubitzer 2007).
Rather than setting out his philosophy comprehensively in the form of a system based on foundational premises, Leibowitz generally wrote short articles devoted to specific topics.
But "Big Cyril" (the title of his autobiography), was comprehensively untypical of his party.
At 5pm Damien Duff failed a fitness test on his hamstring so comprehensively that the club must quake over his prospects of recovering for the return.
