Sentence examples for future development of measures from inspiring English sources

Thus, there exists a need to conduct a study to help better understand strengths and weaknesses of existing measures and to help shape future development of measures.

This is the first international survey conducted in Europe and in Africa seeking the views of professionals on PROMs in palliative care, their experiences with PROMs in clinical care, audit and research, and their perceived need regarding future development of measures and necessary resources.

In terms of the future development of a measure of change in self-identity following TBI, our intention from here is to operationalise the concepts emerging from this study into measurement items, using the Patient-Reported Outcome Measurement Information System Cooperative guidelinesidelines 36 to develop and test these items prior to further statistical refinement (see figure 1).

Our findings extend current knowledge on the pathophysiological circulation of SPCs in the course of AMD, and they may have implications for the future development of effective preventive measures against this disease.

However, due to concerns about toxicity and adverse clinical outcomes associated with HBOC use [48], future development of HBOCs will require measures of both efficacy (PtO2) and safety.

On the basis of our results, we can suggest recommendations for future development of decision-specific anxiety measures.

The comparison of work unit average data with individual level data opens an interesting discussion for the future development of ART and observational measures.

Finally, it will discuss future developments of neurobiological measures in criminological research.

Our findings inform future developments of automated measures.

We intended for the suggested revisions to serve as a guide for the future development of an instrument to measure level and quality of care in AD.

We propose these figures as the benchmarks against which future development of 'breakthrough' treatments should be measured.