Sentence examples for examination of a broad from inspiring English sources

The study's examination of a broad range of risk and protective factors and ADHD-related outcomes has the potential to inform novel strategies for intervention and prevention.

Our study was strengthened by our examination of a broad set of health outcomes and potential reference groups across two longitudinal national data sets.

Many studies were either small and/or lacked diversity by geographic location, age, sex, or race/ethnicity, precluding examination of a broad range of determinants according to specific subpopulations such as race/ethnicity and season of blood collection.

The aim of this project was to explore whether a previously developed generic (i.e. content independent) SDE application to support the structured documentation of narrative data (called OpenSDE) can be used to model data obtained at history taking and physical examination of a broad specialty.

Third, the sample aimed to be more inclusive to allow for examination of a broad socio-economic profile of low-income families, thus allowing researchers to address the question of who benefits the most and under what circumstances, questions typically neglected in this type of research [ 92].

An examination of a broader sample of studies, including other areas of medicine, would be necessary to confirm our results.

To better utilise existing evidence, an examination of a broader scope of interventions, methods and strategies to reduce admissions is needed.

Examination of a broader tissue set including lung, prostate and breast cancers demonstrated significant specificity for methylation of CAHM in CRC relative to other cancers (Table 1).

Quantification of transcript levels via sequencing techniques, rather than hybridization-based microarray platforms, allow both examination of a broader array of transcripts and greater sensitivity to detect low-level transcripts (without necessarily increasing statistical power to detect differences in these transcripts).

CRAVED allows for an examination of an even broader range of factors that can explain why an offender would choose a child over an adult in some circumstances and not in others.

It is the first study to use a validated measure of anticipated discrimination (QUAD) enabling the examination across a broad range of areas and to address the potential influence of symptomatology, functioning and demographic variables on experienced and anticipated discrimination.