Sentence examples for measures to comprehensively from inspiring English sources

Here, we can use the experiences and examples set by global HIV prevention measures to comprehensively address these topics [ 31, 32, 35].

To better understand the scope and magnitude of the neurocognitive consequences associated with chronic smoking in AUDs, we have employed a neurocognitive battery composed of common clinical and research measures to comprehensively assess the domains of functioning reported to be adversely affected by both AUDs (Oscar-Berman, 2000) and comorbid chronic smoking (Swan and Lessov-Schlaggar, 2007).

The scale was designed to address limitations of existing measures and to comprehensively assess five consensus-based negative symptoms: asociality, avolition, anhedonia (consummatory and anticipatory), affective flattening, and alogia.

This study reports the development of the OsteoArthritis Questionnaire (OA-Quest) – a new measure designed to comprehensively capture the potentially modifiable burden of osteoarthritis.

The present study reports the psychometric properties of the Impulse, Self-harm and Suicide Ideation Questionnaire for Adolescents (ISSIQ-A), a measure designed to comprehensively assess the impulsivity, NSSI behaviors and suicide ideation.

Our consensus is that all three indices discussed above (PVD, PPV and MFI) should be measured to describe comprehensively the functional perfusion of the microcirculation.

Available self-report measures also fail to comprehensively capture habit: the BFCS and EHS measure cue-dependency but not automaticity, and the SRHI addresses automaticity but is rarely used to assess cue-dependency.

Evaluations of care coordination programs should consider using both claims-based and patient survey measures in order to comprehensively assess care coordination programs.

In contrast to existing measures, the MCGM aims to comprehensively examine the major components that constitute this complex moral construct.

Despite rigorous training and thorough fieldwork operations and quality control measures, it is difficult to comprehensively evaluate the completeness and accuracy of HDSS data given the absence of a gold standard against which to measure findings.

Therefore, test designs are proposed to comprehensively measure search time and range.