Sentence examples for complemented assessment from inspiring English sources

Counting returned capsules complemented assessment of compliance.

The use of a CRC phase in addition to the home phase mitigates this problem, complementing assessment at home with a period of frequent highly accurate reference samples and an adequate number of reference pairs in the hypoglycaemic range by inducing a period of minor hypoglycaemia.

Our findings thus complement assessments of the "Ottawa Model" approach.

These efforts will also need to be complemented by assessment of the portability of selected tagSNPs to other populations.

However, these findings must be confirmed in larger studies and complemented with assessment of relevant biomarkers of lung injury, before it can be translated to clinical practice.

We complemented our assessment of caffeine intake with a measure of caffeine metabolism and observed that the association of caffeine intake with fetal growth restriction was greater among women with faster caffeine clearance.

These are internationally accepted indexes of sleep evaluation [ 72- 74] and particularly the former three are objective sleep parameters; the adverse effects from the auricular acupuncture VS medications comparison have complemented the assessment from another point of view.

We have addressed parents' subjective accounts of participating in treatment at the four centres in a previous study [ 79], but this perspective should be complemented by assessments of the parents, the children and the interaction from a third-person perspective.

Some studies have suggested that this indicator can be improved even when caregivers are excessively stressed, and that research on the health and well-being of caregivers must be complemented with assessments of quality of life or related aspects [ 10].

Analysis of gene diversity was complemented with assessments of evolutionary rate changes in response to duplication and of the roles of concerted evolution and gene conversion in regulating sequence evolution.

Used during initial assessment of patients admitted to general medical wards, the ALERT scale may complement other assessment measures to better screen patients.