The sensitivity of our clinical assessment for a comprehensive scope of mental disorders in childhood and adolescence was limited.
Yahoo declined to detail Yang's current role other than to say, "The entire Board, including Jerry, is fully aligned and unanimous in support of the comprehensive scope of the ongoing strategic review.
Feehan et al. [ 12] performed a comprehensive scoping review of exercise prescription for older adults following a fragility fracture.
Due to the non-comprehensive scope of our standardized clinical assessment, our results represent rather an underestimation of the real prevalence of mental disorders in the study sample.
A situation which has resulted in a limited scope of comprehensive climatic information essential for the development of regional climate adaptation policies especially in setting CO2 reduction targets.
The strength of the Paris Agreement lies in its comprehensive scope that includes finance, technology and capacity building.
In addition, in the scope of a recent comprehensive study, a few human cancer cell lines harboring endogenous oncogenic Ras mutations, including bladder, lung, colorectal and pancreatic cancer cell lines, exhibited significantly high levels of basal autophagy.
With the development of Internet of Things (IoT) and embedded technology, wireless communication will be applied in more comprehensive scopes.
Estimating this burden in a comprehensive and accurate manner requires improvements to the scope of injury surveillance data and the evidence base regarding the effectiveness of interventions.
However, by its same nature, a RE needs considerable expertise and ample time and resources, because of its comprehensive scope.
These scattershot revelations, elicited by Mr. Padilla's lawyers in a hearing of sharply limited scope, did not add up to a comprehensive portrait of Mr. Padilla's time in the brig.
