Sentence examples for assessing a wider range from inspiring English sources

Therefore, additional studies are now warranted, assessing a wider range of diets fed at different levels of caloric energy intake.

Finally, because MS produces an escalation of physical impairments, socio-economic changes and psychological effects, this study tried to cover multiple aspects affecting PwMS, identifying and assessing a wider range of needs representative of health and social care requests.

This carefully conducted double blind randomized 12 week study assessing a wider range of outcomes in a general population of IBS with a constipation element, did not reproduce these earlier hospital based findings.

More of these aspects are to be identified to make PP useful for assessing a wide range of objectives.

To characterize current viewpoints about terrestrial large carnivore conservation, we conducted an online survey assessing a wide range of viewpoints about large carnivore conservation among international professionals (n = 505).

These metrics need to be generated using an integrated system approach covering the whole urban water cycle, be capable of assessing a wide range of scenarios including innovations, be able simulate system metric dynamics at a range of time steps including sub-daily, and to create a comprehensive set of technical, economic and environmental variables.

Mathematical modelling has value in this context since it provides a method for assessing a wide range of screening options relatively quickly.

The CBCL is a commonly employed parental measure of youth symptoms, assessing a wide range of problems, and featuring Internalizing, Externalizing, and Total Scales.

More recently, a tropical/subtropical member of mytilids, the green-lipped mussel Perna viridis, has been adopted as a biomonitor throughout the Indo-Pacific region [ 3] for assessing a wide range of chemical pollutants [ 4– 8].

Case control studies can be useful when assessing a wide range of possible causes of a single event as well as the evaluation of relatively rare events [ 10, 11].

Secondary endpoint is the Women's Health Questionnaire (WHQ), a validated, self-administered instrument containing 36 questions assessing a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms of women in the postmenopausal period [ 32].