Sentence examples for more comprehensive capture from inspiring English sources

There can be no more comprehensive capture of any sporting title than to defeat the previous champion on its own ground.

What followed were efforts to systematically and comprehensively collate evidence from genetic association studies, large collaborative meta-analyses, larger primary studies, more comprehensive capture of genetic variation at any given locus, independent replication, and, most recently, whole genome association studies [26].

These newest arrays, including the Axiom Biobank and the UK Biobank genotyping arrays enable more comprehensive capture of genetic diversity across populations [ 28].

for human cells), more sensitive (at subcytotoxic doses), more comprehensive (capture all DNA damage types instead of single or a few biomarkers or specific targets as in other assays), and more cost-effective (the gfp-fused whole cell libraries can be easily grown with less complex protocol).

Additional patients positive for streptococcus pneumonia were also identified through review of laboratory records to ensure more comprehensive data capture.

Overall, we expect that as more ADHD and comparison samples with more comprehensive genetic capture become available, more variance will be explained.

55 Using validated questionnaires as opposed to recall of active minutes per week or exercise diaries may facilitate more comprehensive data capture across activity domains.

We also discuss the Surgical Patient Safety System (SURPASS) checklist, 7 10 which represents a more comprehensive approach, capturing clinical care from admission to surgery to discharge.

The more comprehensive system captures and transcribes speech and stores alternative phrase interpretations in an XML-based format used by a text-engineering framework.

Senior and experienced AHPs tended to have a more comprehensive understanding, capturing the incidental and informal qualities of workplace learning: "So essentially it's learning that takes place at work and through one's work … So it's actually seeing the workplace as the classroom".

We also take a more comprehensive approach to capture cases by looking at both all injured individuals whom their health was affected regardless of healthcare utilization and at those with severe injuries who sought medical care.