Kirkus's main virtue is its comprehensiveness: it gets through hundreds of titles even in a slow month.
While some critics balked at its comprehensiveness (it was 746 pages long), nearly all went on to praise the book, which was part history, part memoir.
Its timely appearance during the golden age of general relativity and its comprehensiveness made it an influential relativity textbook for a generation.
SF-12 has been successfully tested in several European countries, including Italy, on large samples of the general population, where it has proved its comprehensiveness, reliability, validity and cross-cultural applicability.
It is a comprehensive workload classification, but not scientifically evaluated regarding its comprehensiveness.
"In terms of its comprehensiveness and unblushing attention to detail, it is an expense claim that any MP, until this week at least, would have been proud of.
In its comprehensiveness, in the wealth of information that it places at users' fingertips, it steamrollers the competition from similar apps, like HopStop, as well as the services provided by Apple and Google Maps.
While systematic omission of relevant evidence, and its associated biases, is anathema for any systematic review, reviewers increasingly acknowledge that it is the appropriateness of the sample, not its comprehensiveness, that is the critical factor [ 13].
While many others have recorded birds in the field, Mr. Belton's work was noteworthy for its methodical approach, its comprehensiveness and the sheer length of time he devoted to it, associates said in interviews recently.
The strength of the Frederick collection is its comprehensiveness.
One powerful attraction of political theology, in any form, is its comprehensiveness.
