Hence, we believe we have more comprehensively captured the effective patient clientele.
What followed were efforts to systematically and comprehensively collate evidence from genetic association studies, large collaborative meta-analyses, larger primary studies, more comprehensive capture of genetic variation at any given locus, independent replication, and, most recently, whole genome association studies [26].
It is likely that a rating of global improvement captures more comprehensively the patient experience, a notion that requires further exploration to understand better the clinical relevance.
Based on this study, the DLQI is a psychometrically sound and responsive measure of psoriasis-specific outcomes that captures more comprehensively the impact of clinical signs and symptoms on patient well-being.
As a composite index, it is expected that HDI might capture socioeconomic development more comprehensively than single indicators such as average income or expenditures.
The alternatives -- like a robust evaluation system that could accurately and comprehensively capture educator effectiveness -- exist more in theory than in practice.
Third, given that highly repeated rRNA genes were omitted from the capture array design, we were able to more comprehensively interrogate the transcripts of interest, which by definition, would allow for better interrogation of low-level transcripts.
Other clinical assessments including knee joint laxity, muscle performance, proprioception and self-report measures of function capture different aspects of physical performance and when used in combination, more comprehensively describe the patient's status at a given point in time [ 16, 31].
The objective of this study is to capture size dependency in the postbuckling and vibrational response of the postbuckled lipid micro/nano-tubules more comprehensively.
And no government has failed more comprehensively than that of Pakistan.
