Sentence examples for more comprehensive physical from inspiring English sources
The proposed mechanisms provide a more comprehensive physical explanation of freezing induced cell injury and extend the understanding on solution effects.
He argued that emergent laws quantifying over primitive macroscopic qualities will be epiphenomenal, since we can also represent 'novel' macroscopic phenomena of the sort the emergentist envisions within a more comprehensive physical theory.
In addition, studies should employ more comprehensive physical activity questionnaires in combination with objective and standardisable instruments, such as accelerometers.
If these assessments are negative, a nursing home physician (or if available a nurse practitioner) performs a more comprehensive physical assessment to find other probable physical causes, such as inflammation, infection, acute illness or a chronic condition possibly responsible for the observed behaviour.
It tries to create a more intuitive gaming experience, where users can control things in a more comprehensive and physical manner. .
Compared to specialized care, services provided primarily by GPs for patients with mental disorders are found to be more accessible, less stigmatizing and more comprehensive, since physical problems are managed along with mental disorders [ 21].
Although the HAQ-DI was slightly more strongly associated with NP than the PCS, the latter was selected over the HAQ-DI as it provides a more comprehensive assessment of physical health status than physical disabilities alone.
In our study, a more comprehensive measure of physical activity was evaluated including physical activity over a lifetime plus four specific time periods of life.
For example, the more comprehensive theory of physical optics must yield the same result as the more restrictive theory of ray optics whenever wave effects proportional to the wavelength of light are negligible on account of the smallness of that wavelength.
The present study was not designed to determine the actual cause of the patients' need for assistance when toileting (e.g., mobile surveillance, urine catheters or impaired functional status) and space and logistic restraints in the survey prohibited more comprehensive assessments of physical impairment.
Thus, PAEE provides a more comprehensive estimate of daily physical activity than acceleration of the trunk alone.
