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Meanings of in-depth in English

Broad in scope.

Usage of in-depth in English
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EOBC poses a serious threat to public health and requires in-depth investigation.
Pubmed
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The leaked data showed in-depth knowledge of New Zealand politics, she said.
Radio NZ
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More in-depth research is needed for transforming this result into clinical setting.
Pubmed
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Future Planet is a home for in-depth, evidence-based stories on potential solutions.
BBC
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Qualitative methods included focus group discussions, in-depth interviews and critical incident interviews.
Pubmed
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Peter takes an in-depth look at the issue in this week's Agenda.
The Irish Times
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These steps provide an overview; later sections offer a more in-depth look:
Mysql high availability
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It only takes a minute and helps support original, in-depth culture journalism.
BBC
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However, he didn't have in-depth technical knowledge because he came from procurement.
Reuters
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Their online content hub is a source for in-depth personal tax help.
The South African
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The Wider Image is a service of in-depth visual reports from Reuters.
Reuters
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Additional in-depth basic training in neonatal resuscitation may reduce mortality rates further.
Pubmed
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So an in-depth review is not unexpected, ICE said in a statement.
Reuters
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Along with surveys, 58 of the migrants participated in longer, in-depth interviews.
Reuters
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The EU began an in-depth probe of the loan on June 11th.
The Irish Times
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It is thought to be the first in-depth study of female jihadists.
BBC
In-depth through the time