I see the above as a good summary of some of the main points of the paper (though naturally, each author prefers his or her own wording), and I have now added my own, more comprehensive point-by-point outline to the summary section of the final version of the paper.
We provide some guidance in interpolating data and outline a more comprehensive comparison of methodology.
But a major study from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine outlines a more comprehensive way of looking at sexual harassment within organizations and identifies the strongest predictor of such behavior.
To account for these inconsistencies and to integrate the expected effects of a changing environment, such as facilitated migration by exposed and forced displacement by submersing land [ 15, 24], a more comprehensive model needs to be outlined to explain the extant maternal genetic landscape of ISEA.
While calling for more to be done to reinforce anti-seismic regulations, Piano outlined a far more comprehensive proposal to protect Italy's public buildings, homes and cultural sites over the next 50 years.
YouTube, Apple and Netflix have far more comprehensive business strategies than the ones outlined below.
In light of this concern, more comprehensive strategies in addition to those outlined above are needed to reduce or eliminate the barriers that substance-using populations face to accessing end-of-life care services.
Mr. Obama, the likely Democratic nominee, has outlined six "principles" suggesting a more comprehensive overhaul than a President McCain would seek.
Michael Lu, senior associate dean at the George Washington University School of Public Health and former director of the federal Maternal and Child Health Bureau in the Obama administration, praised North Carolina's program but also said it would be prudent to wait for a more comprehensive evaluation before scaling it nationwide as Harris has outlined in her bill.
