Sentence examples for a comprehensive array of measures from inspiring English sources
To avoid limitations in individual measures, such as the sensitivity of kappa to bias and prevalence, 12 we employed a comprehensive array of measures for the assessment of agreement (see Figure 4 in Boylan et al. 2013 5).
The aim of the present study was to determine the long-term development of DSPN and CAN during near-normoglycaemia compared with poor glycaemic control from the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes over the next 24 years by using a comprehensive array of measures to detect early large and small nerve fibre dysfunction in conjunction with the clinical assessment.
The cost of medical care is covered by a comprehensive array of occupational insurance plans.
Dip, too, into Monet, Picasso, Rothko and Warhol and a comprehensive array of Alberto Giacometti's spindly sculptures.
Angiosperms have evolved a comprehensive array of unpalatable or toxic secondary plant compounds that protect the plants from foraging herbivores.
The main campus, at Amherst, provides a comprehensive array of courses within 10 colleges, schools, and faculties.
In between is a comprehensive array of comic gambits from writers whose work spans the full range of the magazine's glittering history.
We've gathered a comprehensive array of famous scientists and scientific equipment under one roof, including a two-story, 950 megahertz, 8-ton superconducting magnet.
Therefore, additional screening efforts that exploit novel high-throughput approaches would be essential to generate a comprehensive array of salivary antigens that react with tick-immune sera.
These provide a comprehensive array of possible mathematical functions with 25 function combinations using the biological framework described above.
In this study, we set out to examine associations of a comprehensive array of respiratory and cardiac conditions with the full suite of conventional air pollutants in a large multi-center study, using both daily and 3 hour average measures of exposure and response.
