Sentence examples for the comprehensive structure from inspiring English sources

The combination of diverse ethical theories and, thus, different approaches to ethical justification (e.g. virtues ethics and Kantian accounts) became necessary due to the comprehensive structure of the overall project, which is an empirical-ethical intervention study and, therefore, combines different aims.

There is room for them to take on a greater responsibility when it comes to the comprehensive structuring of information and discharge planning, and also for involving the patient and next of kin in the process.

The comparatively comprehensive structure and categories of the essential medicines list meet the basic medical needs in China.

The old comprehensive structure, governed by LEAs where change could only be implemented via centralised control with the agreement of teaching unions is outdated.

Partners from Kyrgyzstan, Nicaragua, and Zambia, as well as the WHO Country Officer, highlighted the RAPIA's comprehensive structure studying all levels of the health system.

In this review we use the CATH-Gene3D domain classification, currently the most comprehensive structure-based superfamily resource, to assess the extent of divergence across protein domain 'superfamily space' and review the mechanisms of divergence revealed by detailed studies of specific families undertaken by us and other groups.

The Act provides a comprehensive structure covering merely preparatory acts to the most serious offences of arson and causing damage with intent to endanger life.

Ilott et al. concluded from their examination of the terminology's coherence that the framework offered a comprehensive structure and consistent terminology for scrutinising implementation in situ [ 8].

The model of a comprehensive structure of doctors who are responsible for the health care of groups of people over a long term with a detailed knowledge of their patient's health records is well established in many European countries.

Inadequate knowledge of the CHA programme made it difficult for supervisors to manage their CHAs, while the lack of a comprehensive structure for coordinating CHAs made it difficult for the District Health Management Team to continuously train new supervisors about the CHA programme.

Due to the system's complexity and comprehensive structure, it becomes challenging to optimize the information flow.