Sentence examples for reliably comprehensive from inspiring English sources

The adoption of the KAUST open access policy was just part of a broader expansion of the KAUST research repository towards being a reliably comprehensive resource for all of the university's research outputs.

Because Diabetes PHD, derived from Archimedes, is freely available on the internet and calculates many additional outcomes, it is a powerful tool that can be reliably used for comprehensive risk assessment and decision making.

It is critical to assess drought risk based on a reliably integrated drought index incorporating comprehensive information of meteorology, hydrology and agriculture drought indices, which is of great value for further understanding the future drought tendency, prevention and mitigation.

Endoscopic screening therefore deserves further comprehensive evaluation to reliably confirm its effectiveness and how its optimal use can be strategically promoted.

There is evidence that data obtained specifically from encounter forms is more comprehensive and more reliably coded than that obtained from medical records in the Australian general practice setting [ 36].

This reliably drew healthy customers away from comprehensive plans, forcing insurers to raise prices for those plans and depressing enrollment.

The combination of these patterns reliably reflects the changes in the comprehensive metabolomic profile, and provides a fresh view of the biology of this developmental event.

This nationwide intervention study will have the power to reliably test the impact of a comprehensive combined educational, physical, and social intervention program on the recovery and rehabilitation of childhood and adolescent patients with cancer.

Eighteen months is probably the earliest age at which a comprehensive assessment can be reliably carried out, although detection of cognitive and behavioural problems requires assessment later in childhood.

We describe a next-generation DNA sequencing-based assay capable of reliably screening patient samples in a timely and comprehensive manner.

These results demonstrate that the comprehensive prognostic model was able to reliably identify stage I NSCLC patients at higher risk for tumor recurrence.