Sentence examples for measures to complement from inspiring English sources

The above issues reflect the challenges of using HrQoL instruments and are important in selecting patient reported measures to complement other measurements for ensuring high quality in health care.

Plans must include measures to complement the natural and cultural environment and to avoid destruction or adverse alteration of the land.

There must be other measures to complement the support and confidence measures.

Interview-based scales can be used as coprimary measures to complement the assessment of cognitive impairment in schizophrenia.

Delayed vaccination and holidays/breaks can be important adjunctive measures to complement traditional pre-season influenza vaccination for controlling and preventing influenza in a closed college campus.

This supports the significance of further research into population strategies via community initiatives such as policies that promote participation in sport organizations (participatory organizations), which could serve as fall-prevention measures to complement or substitute for primary or secondary prevention.

Thermal and structural properties including thermal conductivity, CTE, and elastic modulus are measured to complement the computational design.

Additionally, objective parameters will be measured to complement process evaluation: the duration of acupuncture, the individual active and passive participation, and the total number of patients per acupuncture appointment will be documented.

The use of a generic health measure to complement the disease specific health measure is typically advocated for the appraisal of the overall impact of MS. The evaluation of HRQL of persons with MS has been primarily in clinical or patient study groups.

Abdominal obesity was measured to complement the definition of obesity using BMI because, although BMI is a widely used measure of obesity and has a well established association with cardiovascular disease (CVD), diabetes, and cancer risk, there is evidence that abdominal obesity better predicts CVD risk [ 27].

In order to address these concerns, this paper explores possible border adjustment measures (BAMs) to complement the domestic carbon regulation in Australia using the multi-sector computable general equilibrium approach.