"Risks stemming from non-EU jurisdictions were explored less comprehensively," admits the Bank, adding that "risks from global credit exposures are expected to be an area of greater focus in the 2015 stress test".
But we still don't like to get carried away, and, as a result, our readers might justifiably fear that they have been less comprehensively briefed on the minutiae of tomorrow's royal nuptials than readers of some other papers.
The movie should fill one's vision no less comprehensively than a sunset, and Powell, like Turner before him — another hearty, romantic Englishman, whose eye gloried unashamedly in a given world — knew that reds, even at their most flaming, are never the whole story of a sunset.
This note argues that, his practical concerns notwithstanding, Teece contributed, en passant but fundamentally, to the clarification of basic questions that previous authors had addressed less comprehensively and less satisfactorily.
Anthropometric measures were less comprehensively recorded than other variables.
(The four short genes, less comprehensively sampled, were excluded to increase taxonomic coverage).
More subtle long term effects, such as those on metabolic disease and neurobehavioral outcomes, have been less comprehensively evaluated.
Our study helps to establish the importance of potential and less comprehensively studied risk factors and may contribute to further reduction in complications rates in routine clinical practice.
Empirical relationships between GC content and codon (amino acid) usage have been widely reported but explained in most of the cases less comprehensively.
Objective of the study was to determine the extent to which the complication rate for ultrasonographically guided punctures of the liver is affected by less comprehensively studied risk factors.
While most people approaching the end of life were elderly, there were concerns that frail older people were treated less comprehensively than younger people and could be seen as a drain on resources.
