Sentence examples for include a comprehensive review from inspiring English sources
Harvard's climate action plan will thus include a comprehensive review process to assess our progress and sharpen our objectives at four-year intervals.
"Currently data on mortality does not include a comprehensive review of all the probable causes of death.
The scope of the evaluation will include a comprehensive review of country programme implementation during this period and the key sectoral/cross-sectoral strategies used to achieve results for children.
Recent work shows that many National HRH Strategies fail to include a comprehensive review of costs: this is the case for Eritrea, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Zambia, South Africa and Sudan [ 10, 11].
6) In more general terms, we suggest that the Introduction should include a comprehensive review of all the papers in which the ceRNA-based relationship between PTEN and PTENP1 has been confirmed: Poliseno, L., et al., Deletion of PTENP1 pseudogene in human melanoma.
The section on transportation includes a comprehensive review, written by a taxi-driver, of roadways and various East River crossings.
The chapter also includes a comprehensive review of different widely used Inherent Safety Index measures of a process plant.
This paper provides an update of the literature examining the reasons for substance use by people with psychosis, and includes a comprehensive review of the self report literature.
The chapter also includes a comprehensive review of the main determinants of food preference and meal choice behaviour at a later age.
This paper reviews the causes of the Pacific oyster's remarkably successful establishment and spread in The Netherlands and neighbouring countries, and includes a comprehensive review of consequences for the receiving communities.
"Not only have we taken these critical steps, we will evaluate how the Board conducts business, including a comprehensive review of existing agreements and contracts, and will create a path forward, with a view toward enhanced governance and optimal transparency," Burch said in a statement.
