Sentence examples for comprehensive range of measures from inspiring English sources
In May 2009, the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation proposed a comprehensive range of measures designed to reduce harmful effects of alcohol.
Firstly, experienced CDMs extracted the data according to an agreed protocol for a comprehensive range of measures that are relevant to the primary care management of angina [ 24].
The most useful index to clinicians, as well as to research investigators, will most likely consist of variables that consistently emerge as the strongest predictors in multiple epidemiological datasets that include a comprehensive range of measures.
It will be useful for future studies to more fully characterise the impact on various aspects of mental imagery by using a more comprehensive range of measures (cf. Pearson et al. 2013), and imagery-based measures of cognitive bias (Berna et al. 2011).
A further study strength is the comprehensive range of outcome measures employed.
A comprehensive range of outcome measures in this study included psychiatric symptoms, vocational status, family integration, social functioning, and independence in daily routines.
In the present study, we report the relationship between a comprehensive range of SES measures and Tourette syndrome/chronic tics from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) study, an ongoing, prospective, population-based birth cohort study.
The study reported here is the first large, real-world, 12-month longitudinal study assessing MS patients' experiences with natalizumab in the United States, across a comprehensive range of PRO measures.
Participants have been examined under standardised conditions by trained research nurses using validated measurement techniques to examine a comprehensive range of physical capability measures.
The comprehensive range of tobacco control measures introduced gradually over recent years has meant that many of those in their early twenties today have grown up without the same exposure to smoking behaviours as experienced by their parents/carers or grandparents.
"We have gone through a comprehensive range of issues and measures already, so staff have been suspended and most of the children, all bar one, have been moved on to alternative and frankly more suitable placements".
