Sentence examples for more complete assessments from inspiring English sources

If properly validated with well-designed worker exposure studies, such models may be useful in more complete assessments of risks to workers as well as members of the general public.

On the opposite, detailed finite element modeling of the spine allows for more complete assessments of internal stress distribution within the model physiological tissue and instrumentation construct.

Further information can be found in online supplementary table I. Patients were excluded from the analyses if they missed two or more complete assessments of either one of the primary outcomes.

Moreover, although several studies have assessed only load input in relation to stiffness, a more complete assessment based on dynamic stiffness measurements (force/velocity) and concomitant neuromuscular response may offer more information concerning mechanical properties of the low back.

The diagnostic process was assessed by different data sources which together added up to a more complete assessment of the diagnostic process.

The second was a result of a more complete assessment.

The authority said the increase in costs partly reflected "a more complete assessment of the range of work that needs to be taken forward, including the action necessary to address hazards at some of the legacy facilities at Sellafield.

"Because of the potentially serious nature of her injury and the likelihood that it will progress," Dr. Bunting said in a statement, "I have advised the D.E.C. that it would be best to attempt to capture Violet, remove the band and have the opportunity for a more complete assessment of her leg".

Although there are limitations to using Census data to estimate of Civil War mortality — civilian deaths are too few to be measured accurately, and deaths cannot be reliably divided into Union or Confederate subtotals — the method provides a more complete assessment of the war's human cost.

toward a more complete assessment of the impact of solar variability on the Earth's climate.

Our approach provides a more complete assessment of the complex genomic architectures inherent to many cancer genomes.