Sentence examples for more comprehensive observation from inspiring English sources

Both are critical for determination of the effective velocity field (mathbf {widetilde {v}}) in (25) and thus for implementation of the more comprehensive observation (28).

They also provide a service for those who can benefit from more comprehensive observation and complex treatment than is available on standard hospital wards [ 1- 3].

The paper provides some new or more comprehensive observations that have not been covered in previous studies.

This enables us to provide more comprehensive observations of research diversity and its relation to certain features of the institutional environment which we use to derive implications for how research diversity might be sustained and fostered.

Braedius Scientific is currently in the process of introducing a potential third generation device as an improved imaging modality for more comprehensive clinical observation of the microcirculation.

As mentioned above, previous studies have shown the need for more comprehensive studies with observation of communication skills based on more variation in cases than we have used in this study [ 14, 15].

With regard to lithium intoxication, additional clinical observations, more comprehensive analyses and prospective treatment studies are urgently needed.

The constant induction of surface nucleolin under various growth and stress conditions described herein, indicate that future investigations on nuclear nucleolin should take into consideration the potential contribution of surface nucleolin, in order to provide a more comprehensive analysis of experimental observations.

For a more detailed interpretation of these observations more comprehensive, preferably longitudinal expression profiles will be needed.

Smaller studies at country level in the region have provided further evidence of the safety and tolerability of fingolimod use in MS patients from Latin America; however, more comprehensive data on first-dose observation are still lacking [ 13– 16].

Future studies combining electrophysiological recording or functional neuroimaging with data acquired using experimental psychology will hopefully provide a more comprehensive understanding of how action observation modulates the brain activity and the recovery of motor performance.