Sentence examples for judging comprehensiveness from inspiring English sources

Although ratings for comprehensiveness increased by about 20% in round two for both the Strategy and Roles Mental Model, upon analysis of respondent comments, it was apparent that most respondents were judging comprehensiveness based on the framework's inclusion of influencing factors.

Although these figures cannot be used to judge the relative comprehensiveness of the descriptions of the languages, they indicate that some languages are more productive or more engaged by researchers than others.

Expert meetings consisting of gynecologists, midwives, nurses, public health experts and researchers were held to judge the translation and comprehensiveness of the item list.

Furthermore, until recently there was no comprehensive conceptual framework available to define physical function in RA and with which to judge the relevance and comprehensiveness of the items of PF scales.

Take judging.

Judging panel.

Judging People.

Redmayne: Judging.

Avoid judging.

Hence we can't treat The Wire as a history lesson where it is judged for its accuracy and comprehensiveness.

Supertrees, if carefully constructed, can combine apparent accuracy (as judged by available character evidence) with comprehensiveness, suggesting that they may play an important role in phylogenetics for some time to come.