Sentence examples for more comprehensively including from inspiring English sources

In future studies, birth outcomes should be investigated more comprehensively, including the physiological and psychological development of the infant.

But more needs to be done to reduce risk comprehensively, including by tackling the compounding factors of poverty and inequality, rapid and unplanned urbanisation, damage to eco-systems, and poor risk governance.

Reduced infection rates in children immunised with BCG could also be caused by the fact that parents who are generally more aware of infection control measures are from higher educated families with lower exposure to M tuberculosis infection and have their children more comprehensively immunised, which includes BCG immunisation.

Only the initiative to construct cyclone shelters was comprehensively included in recovery efforts.

Balanced and restorative justice language comprehensively includes principles from both paradigms.

For predicting protein-encoding genes, ORFs larger than 90 bp were comprehensively included as candidates.

This latter similarity in risk is remarkable since cotinine, while more comprehensively measuring inhaled ETS (including that due to paternal and incidental exposures), has a relatively short half-life of approximately 20 hours [ 14] and thus may not represent averaged exposure over the specific time period.

In the latter tradition, see Hansen 2004, and more comprehensively, Hansen 2008, which includes a history of both traditions, and a defense of, and systematic technical contributions to, the latter tradition.

More comprehensively considered passenger travel cost include bus waiting cost and accurate bus riding cost, transfer cost between buses and trains, rail riding cost.

It would be highly interesting to see whether the observed reduction of negative affective experience, when the stimulus was visible, could be explained more comprehensively when more variables were included in the model.

Future studies to more comprehensively analyze such factors might include variables such as health literacy/numeracy, social capital, satisfaction with the clinic, comorbidity, and contacts with the PCP.