Increased seropositivity rates and titers of anti-HBs did not provide additional protective effects among subjects comprehensively vaccinated against HBV in infancy.
With the availability of numerous cohorts of subjects comprehensively characterized for cognition across a range of test batteries, and a range of age groups, it may be feasible to test the effects of the KCNN3 polymorphism in additional cohorts of healthy subjects (as well as additional schizophrenia cohorts).
He has been studying this issue comprehensively".
The nineteenth-century examples anticipate Freud's writing on the ego, superego and id, the twentieth-century ones are steeped in Freud, and the whole subject is comprehensively dealt with by Karl Miller in his brilliant book, Doubles.
For example, some texts approach the history of paleoanthropology by detailing a single time period (Bowler 1986), early human species (Walker and Shipman 1996), or researcher (Morell 1995), and there are quite a few that consider the subject more comprehensively (Leakey and Goodall 1969; Reader 1988; Lewin 1997; Tattersall 2008).
Whereas a systematic review is guided by a highly focused research question, a scoping review covers a subject area comprehensively by examining the extent, range and nature of research activity on a topic. 2 The studies had to use models that included prior malaria incidence, prevalence or epidemics as a predictor.
Subjects were comprehensively assessed at enrollment by medical history; physical examination, including Tanner staging of pubertal development; and routine hematological and biochemical testing.
One part of me was delighted that the subject was being comprehensively aired.
Unlike many celebrity biogs, the early years of relative obscurity are the most fascinating; the glory years of Shakespeare, in contrast, are really both too large and too well known a subject to be comprehensively investigated in a single chapter.
