Sentence examples for yet exhaustive from inspiring English sources

Condensed yet exhaustive step by step mathematics of key performance parameters have been detailed for the sensor under study.

This includes the bookish, who will undoubtedly wish to immerse themselves, while enthroned in an infra-red massage chair, in "Water Music: Making Music in the Spas of Europe and North America," by Ian C. Bradley, a short yet exhaustive study of the musical culture that sprang up in these rarefied realms.

Histone H2A.Z-2 has been mainly identified from cDNA libraries and during the annotation process of different genomes yet exhaustive studies on this variant are still lacking.

In this study, data derived from the genome and EST databases of the mosquito, A. gambiae, and the fruitfly, D. melanogaster, are presented here as an initial, yet exhaustive search for FREPs in both species.

At the end of this second section, we can conclude that, having an extended although not yet exhaustive knowledge on allergenic molecules, the identification process can also be somewhat different from the 'classical' biochemical/immunochemical one.

While the former gives access to non-redundant and well-annotated sequences including pseudogenes and splice variants, but is not yet exhaustive, the latter compiles comprehensive gene-oriented clusters of sequences but with more redundancy and incomplete or erroneous annotations.

As a redux of that post, here featured is another circular chart of history and yet another exhaustive production from Shimeall.

Yet, after exhaustive research, we have found nowhere in the debates or hearings, or in the arguments of those supporting complete self-government for the Islands, even a hint that the phrase 'of local application' represents any type of a restriction upon the local government, above and beyond our usual concepts of legislative jurisdiction.

The intent of this logical model is to provide a simple yet fairly exhaustive description of the concepts involved.

The catalogue used in iBIOMES was defined internally by our lab and probably is not yet sufficiently exhaustive for the community at large.

The rationale of this section is to provide a broad, yet not exhaustive, review of some interesting methods used for participatory decision-support, both in passenger and freight transport planning and in generic decision-making process oriented to stakeholder involvement.