Sentence examples for survey comprehensively from inspiring English sources

During the spring of 2017, nearly 1,400 CEOs across the globe took part in PwC's 20th CEO Survey, comprehensively focusing, in part, on today's workforce.

In the present study, we used microarray analysis to survey comprehensively the expression levels of many thousands of genes simultaneously in trabecular bone from the IT region of the proximal femur and to compare gene expression in bone from OA, control and OP individuals.

While we acknowledge that some specialised care for women with HMB may be provided by specialty primary care clinics or other women's health clinics provided by the private sector, this national survey comprehensively describes the organisation of outpatient care in the NHS across England and Wales.

Lockheed et al. (1980) and Phillips (1994) surveyed some early studies conducted worldwide while Tilak (1993) surveyed some studies conducted in Asia, and Appleton and Balihuta (1996) surveyed comprehensively on the same issue in the case of African countries only.

With less than a dozen taxa yet surveyed comprehensively, the evolutionary genomics community is still in the early stages of documenting genome-wide patterns of male versus female expression.

As in R350P desmin mutation carriers sudden cardiac death is frequently occurring, partially independent from the onset of severe heart failure symptoms [ 46], such potentially asymptomatic patients have to be surveyed comprehensively and early implantation of a pacemaker or implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) may be indicated.

Although the survey was comprehensively distributed, interpretation of the survey data is limited by the response rate.

Primer design is a large field and we cannot survey it comprehensively in this article, but among a selection of related tools, Primer Validator (http://bioinfo.unice.fr/454) allows taxonomic assessment but does not generate de novo primers, or allow a customizable 3′ weighted scoring system to predict successful amplification of tested primers.

Nevertheless, this is the first genome-wide study to comprehensively survey the circulating miRNAs in breast cancer patients and healthy controls.

Although environmental contaminants of food has been a topic of increasing interest in recent years, especially among children, to date no surveys have comprehensively addressed exposure to non-nutritive chemicals through food.

Thus, the goal of our study was to comprehensively survey by deep sequencing the miRNA content of bovine milk exosomes derived from both healthy and infected mammary glands, and then attempt to identify if host response to infection significantly changes the content of specific miRNAs in exosomes.