Sentence examples for more comprehensive display from inspiring English sources
For a more comprehensive display of the regional decreases in CBF after MDMA, see Supplement 1.
For a more comprehensive display, we examined the cumulative percentage of κR-κY, showing different transitional substitutions with unequal frequencies.
For a more comprehensive display, we examined the cumulative percentage of κR - κY, emphasizing different transitional substitutions with unequal frequencies.
For augmenting clinical decision making, a more comprehensive display for Consensus scoring is shown in Figure 4, which incorporates algorithm output, predictor calls, weighted sum and colorimetric scale.
The Museo del Carnaval (Rambla 25 de Agosto de 1825, 218; 598-2-916-5493; museodelcarnaval.org), on the edge of the Ciudad Vieja, expanded during 2010, adding a larger main gallery with more comprehensive displays explaining the history of the festival in Montevideo and other parts of Uruguay.
It could also be a good half-way move to calm reservations from those who, as John Battelle notes, worry about the "creepiness factor" of Facebook moving into a more comprehensive social display advertising business.
Efforts to create more comprehensive environmental data displays and mapping systems that may be used in human health research are under way.
However, in this study, the converse seemed to be the case; with high and medium mastectomy rate unit patients often displaying more comprehensive knowledge of treatment including BCT, than their low mastectomy rate unit counterparts.
At the bottom of the Advanced Search window is a link to display even more comprehensive options.
In this respect Seven's multi-channel, multi-platform approach – which the BBC displayed to even more comprehensive effect during London 2012, as those who know their way around a VPN discovered – comes close to satisfying our desires.
Finally, a more comprehensive analysis of each mass spectrometry experiment is displayed, which includes the protein total coverage by the identified peptides, and the peptide score, expectation value, sequence, and location in the protein, for each identified peptide.
