Sentence examples for more comprehensive indicator from inspiring English sources
This study was designed to assess the impact of taking pain medications, as a more comprehensive indicator of perceived pain, on the extent of interference with lifestyle and oral function during recovery after third molar surgery.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 0.42% while the S&P 500, a more comprehensive indicator of the market's performance, rose 0.07%.
The technology-rich Nasdaq Composite Index fell 2.72%, while the S&P 500, a more comprehensive indicator of the market's performance, fell 0.70%.
The tech filled Nasdaq Composite Index fell 0.34% to 2737, while the S&P 500, a more comprehensive indicator of the market's performance, dropped 0.01% to 1283.
The defined indicator is provisional and needs to be replaced by a more comprehensive indicator including all direct and indirect employment effects of the energy transition as soon as data are available.
In sum, while SWB and income are highly correlated, SWB is expected to capture many unobserved factors that income may not be able to capture, and thus may be a more comprehensive indicator of migration than income.
Fortunately, some scholars have examined the effect of extractive industries from a broader perspective and used more comprehensive indicators of deprivation than purely economic ones.
Although all of these health outcomes are related to the Millennium Development Goals, in recent decades interest has grown in more comprehensive indicators of population health, capable of combining mortality and morbidity [ 28].
In addition, the scores from all eight domains are combined to create more comprehensive indicators of physical and mental health: the Physical Composite Summary (PCS) and the Mental Composite Summary (MCS).
Further studies using more comprehensive appropriateness indicators may help in this regard.
Based on these suggestions, the next step in understanding the social context of girls with CD would be to use a more comprehensive set of indicator variables, examine multiple social context domains, and study inter-domain relationships with CD.
