Sentence examples for which we have comprehensive from inspiring English sources

In 2003, the last year for which we have comprehensive data, 90 per cent of children in industrialized countries were protected by immunization.

The SVP/StMADS11 group appears to have expanded in the few perennials for which we have comprehensive data: poplar (eight) and grapevine (five) carry an increased number of SVP/StMADS11 genes relative to Arabidopsis (two) and other annual models such as tomato (two) and rice (three) [ 19, 21].

Your topic should be in a field of which you have comprehensive knowledge, and should specific enough that your dissertation will represent a contribution to that field of study.

"Federal agencies pressure the states, most of which have comprehensive radiation programs, to provide protection from certain sources of radiation while ignoring other sources".

"Tobacco packages appear to be especially important as a means of communicating brand imagery in countries like Australia and the UK which have comprehensive bans on advertising and promotion.

This study contains 856 parent offspring pairs and 414 sibling sibling pairs, all of which have comprehensive renal phenotype data.

We used the Manitoba PHRDR, which is regularly updated and which has comprehensive follow-up data on care.

Which of the Member States have comprehensive legislation which includes labelling?

So we coordinate with people that build toilets, but that's not the same as having our own money to build toilets, which means we can't really have comprehensive programs on the ground.

In 2006, the last year for which he has comprehensive data, this total came to $99.2 billion.

Forbes ranked the 40 largest Metropolitan Statistical Areas for which it had comprehensive data (that excludes Nashville, Tennn. and Detroit, Mich).