Sentence examples for making more comprehensive from inspiring English sources

More recently, next-generation sequencing has provided single-base resolution DNA methylome in the human genome [ 13], thus making more comprehensive analysis possible [ 14- 17].

If Press made more comprehensive claims, I wouldn't trust him.

He adds: "On work we commission – such as on Burma … they have had to be sent back to be overhauled, made more comprehensive and sophisticated".

The mayor announced a move away from high-stakes testing, with educators empowered to make more comprehensive assessments as to a child's progress.

This dataset provides new data covering full annual cycles, which makes more comprehensive comparisons possibly than in previous efforts covering only very limited time periods82,​83,​84,​85,​86,​87,​88,​89.

Kevin DeSouza, a researcher for the Brookings Institute, said piecemeal introduction of autonomous technologies over the past few years – lane departure warning systems, speed-adjusting cruise control and automatic brakes – have made more comprehensive systems possible in what seems like a very short time.

Armor thickness remained similar in strength to that of Prinz Heinrich, though it was made more comprehensive.

Based on initial reports, the White House will make more comprehensive background checks a priority and continue to push for the reinstatement of an assault weapons ban.

Transcriptional profiling was used to make more comprehensive comparison of DC primed with Pam3CSK4 or M. vaccae.

In addition, product labeling could be made more comprehensive and explicit so that consumers can identify the product and make selections according to their value system.

The carcinogenicity data base used for this paper originated in the late 1960s by the National Cancer Institute and since 1978 has been continued and made more comprehensive by the National Toxicology Program.