comprehensive coverage

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However, two exceptionally well-filled releases have recently appeared, providing comprehensivecoverage of his large-scale output.
In addition, new chapters have been introduced to ensure comprehensivecoverage of all aspects of seed ecology.
I have chosen to restrict the review to this limited geography to achieve focus and a degree of comprehensivecoverage.
But such nitpicking would be to miss the point, for comprehensivecoverage of any kind has not been the aim.
Both offer comprehensivecoverage of different types of responses and the pros and cons associated with each.
Overall, the real strength of this book is the comprehensivecoverage of a wide range of different approaches to the study of emotion.
The comprehensivecoverage of theoretical and practical issues makes this text an important reference for researchers and practitioners in the field of vernacular literacy.
Clinical trials of novel therapeutic agents are also included, but we do not attempt a comprehensivecoverage of descriptive clinical studies.
However, the book's comprehensivecoverage of neuroanatomy makes it an excellent resource for anyone who wants to understand how the brain can affect behaviour.
The focus on particular impairment labels is very useful in providing specificity but the book does not attempt a comprehensivecoverage.
Someone might wish for a more comprehensivecoverage of all proteases, the conditions under which they are used and their specificities.
The article provides comprehensivecoverage of the issues in standards-based assessment, highlighting political as well as psychometric and teacher-based assessment issues.
Its great strength is its comprehensivecoverage of the essential facts, techniques and data that form the core knowledge of engineering geology.
In terms of basic healthcare, the state, through local municipalities, provides comprehensive coverage to all residents, and this is utilized by both the wealthy and the poor.
This book provides a comprehensivecoverage of the still expanding field of triplet repeat disorders, with a chapter dedicated to each disease associated with a triplet repeat.
In short, this means that the volume does not, and of course cannot, aspire to comprehensive coverage of all of the intellectual traditions that comprise each discipline.
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