Sentence examples for information a comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Therefore, irrespective of the source of information, a comprehensive knowledge of the disease was being provided.

Based on system information, a comprehensive network of LWDH genes was constructed.

Owing to a steady increase in the amount of information, a comprehensive web-based information portal unifying mitochondrial proteome information has become a necessity.

In addition to accurate dosing and sampling time information, a comprehensive set of demographic and biological data were recorded for each patient, including plasma AGP (Widmer et al, 2006).

Data will be collected through personal interviews (consisting of socio-demographic information, general health information, a comprehensive geriatric assessment, quality of life, health locus of control and a loneliness scale), a handgrip test, assessment of medical records, two buccal swabs and a blood sample from cancer patients (at baseline).

For cancer patients and older patients without cancer, data will be collected through personal interviews (consisting of socio-demographic information, general health information, a comprehensive geriatric assessment, quality of life, health locus of control and a loneliness scale), a handgrip test, medical information (extracted from the medical record) and two buccal swabs.

The company's new service provides access to personal and business credit information through a comprehensive integration of available financial information, the company said.

The framework relies on an environmental model of information and a comprehensive ecodesign method considering three levels of analysis: equipment, infrastructure and information.

Previous validation studies in this cohort using capture recapture analysis indicated that the use of multiple sources of ascertainment information for diabetes detected 99% of incident cases when comparing with diagnostic information from a comprehensive review of medical records (18).

A capture recapture analysis in this cohort indicated that using multiple sources of information for diabetes ascertainment detected 99% of total clinically incident cases, when compared with diagnostic information in a comprehensive review of medical records [ 25].

It said that investigation provided valuable information but a comprehensive review of claimed deductions had not been commissioned.