Sentence examples for more comprehensive presentation from inspiring English sources
A more comprehensive presentation of studies using each of these methodologies has been presented elsewhere.
A more comprehensive presentation of the distribution of methylation intensities according to smoking status is shown in Figure 1.
We have also examined concordance in willingness to participate before and after more comprehensive presentation, which relate to understanding [ 29, 35].
Cost-outcomes analysis provides a more comprehensive presentation of information than other types of economic evaluation and is appropriate for complex interventions that generate outcomes that cannot meaningfully be expressed using a single metric such as those in this study.
Cost-consequence analysis provides a more comprehensive presentation of information than other types of economic evaluation and is appropriate for complex interventions that generate outcomes that cannot meaningfully be expressed using a single metric such as those in this study.
Our findings highlight areas of lower social quality but in providing a snapshot of the findings, we acknowledge that a more comprehensive presentation of our survey results will lead to more generalisable results regarding areas of high and low social quality.
Critiques of remaining papers at BMJ had no evidence of requests for more comprehensive data presentation.
A more technical and comprehensive presentation of these methods and their identification strategies are provided in Blundell and MaCurdy (1999) and Blundell et al. (2007).
A compact overview of blending theory and its background in classical rhetoric is Turner (1998); a more detailed and comprehensive presentation is Fauconnier and Turner (2002).
When compared to the ICD-9, the ICD-10 has a more comprehensive scope, effective structure, presentation and guidelines and allows for enhancements to accommodate newly discovered diseases [ 14].
For more comprehensive guides on scientific presentations and speaking about science in public, see Albuquerque (2015); Alley (2013); and Meredith (2010).
