Even though both the verbal and written information on the first subject was more comprehensive than for the apparently more straightforward concept of nonrandomised treatment, this comprehensiveness may be requested by the patients.
Her book suffers visually from trying to cram too many drawings on a page, and she made her selections, one suspects, with an eye more toward comprehensiveness than strict laugh value.
The more than 50 paintings and sculptures here make up a show that has more breadth than depth, with no claim to comprehensiveness.
This more authoritative and comprehensiveness coverage of TCM in the ChP is critical for improving the QC of TCM.
It is important to note that the number of nodes recovered may reflect a more extensive dissection, comprehensiveness of pathological evaluation, variations in number of nodes of each patient, and difficulties in performing lymphadenectomies due to medical comorbidities (Yasunaga et al, 2003).
The comprehensiveness is more problematic.
There is no asking more, no premise of comprehensiveness, because flash fiction is a form that privileges excision over agglomeration, adhering more than any other narrative form to Hemingway's famous iceberg dictum: only show the top 10 percent of your story, and leave the other 90 percent below water to be conjured.
Notably, the general monitoring systems do implement the comprehensiveness requirement more so than current cloud tools.
Investor are concerned about more than just the comprehensiveness of the second bailout, though.
[Backstory: As iOS 6 users know (and those who are on iOS 5 but have yet to change possibly because of this issue), in the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system, the company dropped Google Maps for its native mapping service in favor of a hybrid of third-party sourced and Apple-created data, which many have found to be more than lacking in comprehensiveness.].
