Sentence examples for more complex assessments from inspiring English sources
In contrast, when more complex assessments are used, modafinil appears to consistently engender enhancement of attention, executive functions, and learning.
More complex assessments and tools (such as the WHO's Service Availability and Readiness Assessment) likely have a place outside of the emergency, in the recovery stage, when the situation stabilizes and some equilibrium is reached within the health system.
Furthermore, the contents of the most known databases have been compared, with respect to a specific compound, to evaluate both the overall reliability of these systems, compared to longer and more complex assessments carried out manually starting from bibliographic searches, and the level of concordance among them.
But Marine commanders offered a more complex assessment.
The need to match more complex assessment methods with more sophisticated competency outcomes is also challenging.
Moreover, by more complex assessment of the role of diet considering its inflammatory properties, the study provides evidence for the role of dietary habits among surgically treated patients.
The reason can be the change of focus in prehospital care from the traditional "scoop and run" practice to a more complex assessment and this new focus imposes real demands on clinical judgment.
Future research should include studies of vaginal pH in a more complex assessment of hormonal changes and the cervicovaginal microbiome as they relate to the natural history of cervical neoplasia.
There is also an on-going shift from evaluating adverse health impacts on particular, often small scale, environments to undertaking more complex ecological assessments of whole populations and communities across ecologically meaningful landscapes.
These trends are generating an increased demand for much more complex ecological assessments, making it increasingly clear that to achieve its potential as a management tool, methods must be developed to apply ecological risk assessment to larger and more complex scales.
These results demonstrate that the computational model allows construction of more complex visual assessments than human-based scoring when quantifying the relative differences in morphology between these strains.
