Sentence examples for most comprehensive means from inspiring English sources
13C metabolic flux analysis (MFA) is the most comprehensive means of characterizing cellular metabolic states.
In conclusion, 44-h ABPM is the most informative and comprehensive means of assessing hypertension in pediatric hemodialysis patients.
As such, they provide the most comprehensive description of mean DCI during CRRT and of its association with outcome to date.
The Total Arthroplasty Outcome Evaluation Questionnaire was chosen for use in the present investigation because, when the study was first designed, this instrument appeared to offer one of the most comprehensive, but simple and efficient, means of assessing the many domains/constructs of interest in arthroplasty patients.
The study was meant to be the most comprehensive review to date of doping in Olympic sports.
Kirkpatrick and Weyers (2002) collected field data from 129 concrete bridge decks built from 1968 to 1972 in Virginia, which appears to be the most comprehensive to date and location with a mean of 2.51 kg/m3.
"Our plans will bring the most comprehensive overhaul of social care since 1948 and will mean that people get the care and support that they need to be safe and to live well so they don't reach a crisis point".
Even with the most sympathetic mind and the most comprehensive set of footnotes, the non-Aboriginal has little means of assessing the relation of custom to individual performance.
Though the Mishnah contained the most comprehensive collection of Jewish laws up to that time, it was not meant to settle issues involving contradictory interpretations.
The plan was the most comprehensive action the U.S. had taken to combat planet-warming emissions, and was meant to spur a faster conversion to sources of energy with fewer emissions.
