Sentence examples for provide a complete overview of from inspiring English sources
To provide a complete overview of TPM and TPSi-based tetraphosphonate materials, this paper has been divided into three distinct parts.
To provide a complete overview of macroalgal morphology, biomass was used as a proxy of habitat quantity and fractal measures as proxies of habitat complexity.
The primary scope of this review is to provide a complete overview of the pitfalls in CO method comparison research, whereas other publications focused on a single aspect of the study design or data analysis.
Here we do not intend to provide a complete overview of such results (for a survey, see Faust 2012).
Rembrandt was a huge fan and collector of Segers' intricate etchings of landscapes and this exhibition is the first to provide a complete overview of his work.
We remark that the purpose of the section is not to provide a complete overview of the information quality concept (the interested reader can refer to the book [1] for a comprehensive technical coverage of information quality), but rather to allow the reader to understand the intrinsic complexity of the concept itself, and the many facets that information quality can have.
This review focuses on conservative management of GOR in preterm infants, aiming to provide a complete overview on potential benefits and adverse effects of currently available nonpharmacological measures.
Together with our previous data on ICL2 and ICL3 we are able to provide a completed overview of potential intermolecular contact interfaces between TSHR and heterotrimeric G-protein.
This chapter provides a complete overview of the cloud application framework by first describing the architecture of the system.
This review provides a complete overview of diversified sources for biofuel production and highlights the criteria for enzymes involved in various processes of biofuels.
The final aim is that of providing a complete overview of the topic with updated available information, to address the overall GTI issue during the development of new drug substances.
