L. 94 329, §§ 211(a), 604(a)(1), expanded existing provisions to provide for increased comprehensiveness of the quarterly reports on sales of defense articles or defense services, whether through governmental channels or commercial channels.
Completeness refers to both comprehensiveness of the content and whether enough detail is provided for a specific decision.
Despite the wealth of information in the article there are other perspectives that would have provided greater comprehensiveness to this review and greater information for the reader.
This range reflects many factors, including variety of services provided, program comprehensiveness, different methods of calculating cost per beneficiary, and variations in geographic pricing.
Moreover, it is essential to urgently resolve the problem that the national health insurance system provides little or no economic compensation or incentives for providing coordination, comprehensiveness and continuity of primary care.
This is achieved through time intensity of assistance provided, comprehensiveness of the assistance provided and the quality of assistance provided.
Our key findings included: 1) the quality of primary care provided by GPs was reportedly better than that of non-GPs, particularly for comprehensiveness: service provided and community orientation; and 2) GPs were more likely to stay in their current job than non-GPs, after controlling for sociodemographic characteristics.
Multiple linear regressions revealed GPs had a higher total score and scores for comprehensiveness: service provided and community orientation after adjusting for sociodemographic characteristics.
These issues have made it difficult for standard array designs to provide full sequence comprehensiveness (coverage of all possible genes, including "unknown" ones, in large genomes) or transcriptome comprehensiveness (reliable detection of all RNAs of all prevalence classes, including the least abundant ones that are physiologically relevant).
The resulting item pool was first scrutinized by the expert panel for comprehensiveness, relevance and comprehensibility.
Table 3 shows the adjusted odds ratios from multivariable regressions where we fit the same model for 4 domains: first contact utilization, ongoing care, coordination information and comprehensiveness provided, as the dependent variables.
