Sentence examples for use comprehensively from inspiring English sources

Particularly a method of multi-disciplinary design optimization (MDO) is applied to analyze how multiple factors affect energy use comprehensively and support scientific decision making.

Climate change and the concurrent change in wildfire events and land use comprehensively affect carbon dynamics in both spatial and temporal dimensions.

The VRMM (UK) has, perhaps, the greatest ability to capture medical use comprehensively, because of their use of the long-established and very rich CPRD data.

This study aims to explore cognitive and socio-environmental correlates of condom use comprehensively, and test a model for illustrating condom use among internal migrants in Shenzhen, China.

This study improved on previous methods by excluding data for 6 months after first secure email use, comprehensively adjusting for baseline utilisation, deriving propensity scores from a robust set of independent variables, and examining clinical services utilisation 7 18 months after the index date.

Additionally, Siemens NX, a design program, was used comprehensively rather than being part of a suite of programs, said Mr. Hausman.

Multiple methods including quantitative X-ray diffraction (QXRD), 27Al MAS NMR, thermoanalysis (TG DSC) and selective dissolution techniques, were used comprehensively for quantitative evaluation of CCS.

The outcome of work can be used comprehensively to predict the future water and gas flow rates of simulated wells under the designed test.

In practical calculation, multiple methods should be used comprehensively, so as to provide a more rational decision-making basis for water resources management.

Local mean decomposition (LMD), principal component analysis (PCA) and least square support vector machine (LSSVM) are used comprehensively for the estimation of the safety region and the identification of normal state and faulty state for the roller bearing operational status.

But the word is also used, significantly, by persons between whom there are no blood ties; thus, the word is used comprehensively.