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This is one of the first descriptive epidemiologic studies to use a comprehensive definition to characterize sports and recreation-related injury in a well-defined United States population.

All approaches are extensively investigated using a comprehensive experimental design.

Were all relevant studies identified using a comprehensive method?   5.

One study which was concerned with the prediction of relapses and also took into consideration stable patients, used a more comprehensive definition of relapses which, in addition to referrals to an inpatients department of a hospital, also included attempted suicides [34].

A comprehensive definition expands the use of the term "violence" to situations that result from economic poverty, social alienation, or political repression.

7 In 2003, Dennis 8 published a comprehensive definition of peer support which was used in a previous Cochrane review.

In addition, we crafted a comprehensive definition of susceptibility that can be used to encompass all populations potentially at increased risk of adverse health effects as a consequence of exposure to an air pollutant.

This index provides a comprehensive definition of meaningful clinical response and has been used to define the primary end point in clinical trials [ 93].

Such a comprehensive definition of the molecular state of hESCs will enable more accurate prediction and testing of the conditions used for growth and differentiation of hESCs, by precise genetic modification or application of specific growth factor cocktails and reagents.

Nicolas de la Mare provided a comprehensive definition in his Traité de la police (1722; "A Treatise on the Police").

A combination of these definitions can be adopted as they reinforce each other and give a comprehensive definition to pastoralism.