Sentence examples for more comprehensive control from inspiring English sources

There is need to understand how various malaria risk factors interact at the individual, household and community levels, as well as wider contexts, in order to guide the design and implementation of effective and more comprehensive control strategies.

Until now, in many evaluation proposals, these aspects were not really addressed in the HIV literature, while their consideration would permit an important step toward the incorporation of strategies for evaluation of NGO prevention and more comprehensive control activities.

Second, the lack of well-designed and adequately controlled studies (none of the included studies received a maximum quality score of 9% and 41% of all studies were scored as low quality, scores 0 5) highlight the need for future studies with improved study designs and more comprehensive control for confounding variables.

Union officials say the proposal is a blatant effort to circumvent federal law, which requires more comprehensive controls to reduce dust and states that respirators "shall not be substituted".

Going forward, CTD plans to further develop and expand this phenotype module with a more comprehensive controlled vocabulary for non-disease terms frequently perturbed by chemicals.

Establishment of more comprehensive regional control of traffic.

More comprehensive STI control services in Site D prior to this research project may have contributed to this trend.

The use of multiple algorithms also provides a way to improve robustness and conduct more comprehensive quality control when the output of one program is significantly different from that of another.

The impact varies across the countries; in particular, it is higher where there is more comprehensive tobacco control programs among smokers with lowest socioeconomic status, who had made a quit attempt in the past year and smokers who smoked fewer cigarettes per day.

In order to comprehensively investigate whether certain rare CNVs [e.g. large (>1 Mb) CNVs (cf. 22)] predispose to obesity, a more comprehensive quality control (QC) and validation of each single CNV call as well as a much larger adequately powered analysis sample is needed.

This may have been done as a single intervention or as part of a more comprehensive vector control programme that included access to and use of LLINs, IRS, larvicides (including microbial larvicides and insect growth regulators), polystyrene beads, and environmental management.