Now, clearly, what is needed is a more comprehensive term which does homage to the sex without expressing any views as to their domestic situation, and what could be simpler or more logical than the retention of what the two doubtful terms have in common.
Acknowledging the importance of aesthetic capical, we use the more comprehensive term, "service capital" which refers to both visual appeal and familiarity with culturally dominant interactive protocols, linked to culture work (Otis 2010).
To rephrase 'performance' to a more comprehensive term.
Balinese farmers use the more comprehensive term persubakan to refer to the total domain of irrigated agriculture: its irrigation managerial, agronomic and agricultural, and religious-ritual dimensions.
Although in theory these patients may pose a nosocomial transmission risk, the detection of HBV DNA does not always indicate infectivity or disease progression, therefore it has been proposed that a more comprehensive term such as 'occult Hepatitis B' rather than 'occult Hepatitis B infection' is used [ 16].
They incorporate generally higher resolution (spatial and temporal) data, or are more comprehensive in terms of input requirements (i.e. BEAMS).
TestFairy arrives just as Google has introduced its own beta tools to the Google Play store for interested Android developers, but this isn't a threat to their business, Bar-On suggests, since what they offer is far more comprehensive in terms of the information it provides.
The NHIRD was established in 1996 and became more comprehensive in terms of data compilation in 1997.
Do people see this as adding to their workload or making their work more efficient, more accurate, more comprehensive (in terms of data collection)?
Compared with the EUSOMA Requirements, however, the FAB are more comprehensive in terms of the number of individual requirements a breast centre must meet.
