people centred service delivery, meanwhile, as highlighted by Ferrer et al., for instance, once more emphasises the importance of the values and principles of PHC, notably first contact care when needed, person-focused care over time (longitudinality), and comprehensiveness and co-ordination of services (Starfield 2009).
Training improves laparoscopic skills, which can be retained over time depending on the comprehensiveness of the training program and on the complexity of the task.
At CBS, Couric's "get" worked against both comprehensiveness and comprehension; after airing so much footage of Bush, she and her correspondents had little time left to explain what these developments signified.
This is achieved through time intensity of assistance provided, comprehensiveness of the assistance provided and the quality of assistance provided.
The specific technology used to measure gene expression significantly affects the cost, comprehensiveness and the time consumed to perform expression analysis.
We pilot tested this modified questionnaire for comprehensiveness and completion time among 235 students from four metropolitan secondary schools in 2009.
Estimates of suicidal ideation vary widely across studies depending on the methodology of the study, the time frame considered, or the comprehensiveness of the assessment instrument.
If the entry was given as time in years then the Comprehensiveness component would be penalised due to lack of coverage granularity.
The author's painstaking comprehensiveness, which at times can create the impression of extreme slow motion, leads him to follow a group of soldiers from the first stages of their trip to Vietnam.
Furthermore, including measures aimed at isolating aspects of timing performance, such as time estimation and reproduction paradigms, in addition to the measure of time production would have enhanced the comprehensiveness of our findings with respect to the internal clock.
