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Meanings of comprehensive in English
An intensive examination testing a student's proficiency in some special field of knowledge.
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Examples for "comp"
Examples for "comp"
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Did you train for this comp?Yes, I have started three weeks ago.
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Last up was Shiraishi-thewomen's leader throughout the entire comp thus far.
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In particular, the groups comp.archives and comp.protocols.tcp-ip are good places to look.
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Visit Website In most developed nations, comp climbing is an established sport.
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She's a comp killin, climbing dynamo and will simply not stop crushing.
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Cue for a more comprehensive examination of the subject in future?
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Around that fulcrum the documentary bends a comprehensive examination of the challenges that accompany commemoration.
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We review the diagnostic approach to CMTC and present a comprehensive examination of its ocular manifestations.
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Perhaps the most comprehensive examination of this contemporary manifestation is being published in a traditional print format this week.
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A decision tree analysis aides in the practical, evidence-based, comprehensive examination diagnostic accuracy post-testing based on the ordinal scale pretest probability.
Usage of comprehensive in English
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Europe has yet to come up with comprehensive rules for financial reform.
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In other words, affected students will need more comprehensive private health cover.
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Future studies of comprehensive prenatal case management should focus on cross-level questions.
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The idea was to provide a more comprehensive view of family problems.
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No trade deal, however comprehensive, will obviate the need for customs declarations.
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We suggest a comprehensive legal and social approach to address this issue.
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It's another reason to consider what workers need in a comprehensive way.
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Warren said she backs a comprehensive approach to immigration and border security.
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For a comprehensive daily update, see Premier Alan Winde's statement later today.
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However, large studies that integrate cytogenetic and comprehensive mutational information are scarce.
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Therefore, a comprehensive analysis of the components necessary for RCT was performed.
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This fell short of what the EU sought: a comprehensive, legally-binding agreement.
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The comprehensive credit purchasing mediation business issues credit cards after credit check.
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Unlike recent programmes for government, the 1993 document was thorough and comprehensive.
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Conclusions: The new bifurcation model provides a comprehensive assessment of bifurcation anatomy.
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The information included comprehensive surgical case histories, and pharmacy and microbiology records.
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