Sentence examples for is now comprehensively from inspiring English sources
The earth, including the ocean floor, is now comprehensively mapped.
On Welby's watch – he celebrates the second anniversary of his installation next month – the women bishops' row that had dragged on for years in General Synod, making the CofE look hopelessly irrelevant in the real world, is now comprehensively settled.
The boundary between architecture and sculpture, which Le Corbusier had broached, was now comprehensively trampled.
Finally, virtualization means that backup procedures are now comprehensively integrated.
Gut microbiota dysbiosis associated with CDI has been now comprehensively analyzed.
After a long period of such heuristic exploration, many genes are now comprehensively identified as parts of genomic sequences determined in large-scale projects.
Although short-term cardiac surgical outcomes for UK children are now comprehensively collected by the Central Cardiac Audit Database and published through the NICOR-Congenital Heartheisease Portal, 4 the quality of long-term survival at a national level is not routinely captured.
THE grandly amorphous term "world music" is now applied comprehensively to field recordings and big-budget studio pop, to deep-rooted traditionalism and cross-cultural experiments, to gimmicky one-shots and venerable non-Western classical styles.
The relevance of considering stakeholder perspectives when building national health research systems is illustrated by several aspects of the English health research system: it is now fairly comprehensively addressing the range of functions identified, as shown by the many references to that system in the WHR 2013, and it is striving to address the needs of the healthcare system.
Today, thanks to proteomic technologies, it is now possible to comprehensively analyse the protein component of MFGM.
Through metagenomic analysis, it is now possible to comprehensively explore the genetic nature of the intestinal microbiome, the mutually interacting system comprising the host cells and the residing microbial community.
