It is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is more complete in comparison to something else. For example: "The new report was more comprehensive comparative to the previous one, providing in-depth analysis of financial trends."
Here, we conducted a genome-wide systematic computational analysis of genomic architecture of lncRNAs, and further provided a more comprehensive comparative view of genomic organization between lncRNAs and several other functional elements in the human genome.
An effort can further be made to conduct more comprehensive comparative studies to make the content more substantial.
Intriguingly, some polygynous species have lower levels of variability in tail length than closely-related monogamous species [10], although this result was not confirmed by more comprehensive comparative analyses [50].
Hence, it was of great interest to perform a more comprehensive comparative analysis of TF genes between alga, moss, spike moss, liverwort, and higher plants.
These results are consistent with in vivo rat vs. mouse species-specific differential gene expression, and more comprehensive comparative DRE searches.
Undoubtedly, future efforts on more comprehensive comparative transcriptomics and even comparative genomics among the silkmoths will shed significant light on the mechanism underlying cocoon coloration.
This aye-aye genome sequence resource is the first such high-coverage resource available for lemurs, thus providing an important step toward more comprehensive primate comparative genomic analyses.
However, expression levels of genes for liver-specific enzymes and metabolic activities were only marginally tested, and a more comprehensive and comparative analysis of hiPSC-derived hepatic cells with respect to important liver cell characteristics remains to be done.
More importantly, comprehensive comparative genomics can facilitate back-and-forth use of genomic resources between different legumes species, and help to reduce cost and increase efficiency in genetic research as well as crop breeding.
One important challenge in microarray analysis is to take full advantage of these previously accumulated data, e.g., for combining different datasets to get a more comprehensive view in comparative analyses.
This possibility needs to be assessed in future research, as more comprehensive feedback, such as comparative benchmarking for quality of drug management as well as patients outcomes, may need to be included with drug alerts to alter physician's self-assessment of performance so that safety and quality problems will be addressed.
