In sum, the EWA treatment programme was more comprehensive and intensive than the TAU treatment and this difference was important for survival.
For a more comprehensive and intensive rehabilitation program, a therapeutic climate is needed, and nurses are rehabilitators par excellence because of their continuous presence on the rehabilitation ward [ 37].
We show that this cutting-edge novel technology is more comprehensive, less labour intensive and thus cheaper for NDM diagnosis than standard sequencing protocols.
Experience with this cycle is adapted to the varying constraints imposed by intensive care and becomes more comprehensive as infants progress medically and develop greater physiological stability and behavioral competence.
As these are better constrained, more comprehensive model comparisons can be made, as well as more intensive comparisons, perhaps at a regional level between point leaf water measurements and model outputs.
Furthermore, as reported by Cowling et al. (11 ), intensive case-finding activities might have produced more comprehensive diagnosis and reporting, thereby capturing less severe cases.
Although SURPASS is more comprehensive, it has not been widely implemented, potentially due to the resource intensive effort required to track patients throughout a surgical hospitalisation.
This research is a step toward providing a more comprehensive analysis of the spatial temporal variability and trajectory of land-cover replacement, intensive land systems, recovery from prior land use, and landscape restoration.
However, as discussed in Section 2, discrete models usually provide a more comprehensive setting that accounts for the complete set of fiscal and social incentives, for explicit intensive versus extensive margins of response, and for joint decisions within couples.
We need more comprehensive data".
