This may be because comprehensive measures are more robust methodologically, or because the effects of depression are more global and are better captured by a more global measure of self-care.
Over time, thanks to better sensors and faster processors (which allowed for better software), digital cameras got better, captured more information from light, and were able to make better images.
The lack of associations with personal PM2.5 and EC measured during work hours indicates that effects on BP may be better captured with more protracted monitoring of air pollution levels in days before examination.
Alternatively, women generally tend to stay around the home more than men, hence residence-based exposure estimates may have better captured their actual exposures.
Due to improved regulation on the short timescale (i.e., the TCA cycle rate), energy balance is much better captured, which is also reflected in better and more stable predictions on the long time scale.
Controlling for influenza admissions provided a more parsimonious model with better Generalized Cross-Validation, lower residual serial correlation, and better captured Winter peaks.
Being generic, 15D better captured the impact of co-morbidities while respiratory specific AQ20 was more sensitive to impaired lung function.
Our idea of Paris has become more psychogeography than actual map, and no images better capture — or have more widely effected — this transformation than those of Pierre Yves-Petit, who went by the name Yvon.
Although cumulative volume may be more conceptually appealing because it better captures the notion that "practice makes perfect," better outcomes might drive more volume.
This article began by suggesting that the study of globalization required a more contextual approach that could better capture the transformationalist dimensions of how the processes of globalization operate.
Yet these indices cannot provide a full understanding of the nature of gender relations, and so researchers have called for more qualitative research, which can better capture the nuances of gender and which might lead to the development of better indices.
