Sentence examples for more comprehensive spectrum from inspiring English sources

Our study shows an association between Bipolar Disorder and WD using the strict algorithm of DSM-IV or using the more comprehensive "spectrum" subject detected by MDQ.

Premasiri et al. [ 26] obtained more comprehensive SERS spectra of B. subtilis which contained three major peaks including 735, 1,080, and 1,330 cm−1,330

One explanation for our results is evidently the more comprehensive health service spectrum available to permanent full-time employees: in addition to GPs (in public health centres) they commonly have access to the occupational health care physician of the workplace, and they can also afford to visit various specialists (including dentists) in the private sector.

Whether asymptomatic infection can occur is unknown, but a more comprehensive description of the spectrum of clinical illness will only be possible when a diagnostic test is available.

Second, the objectives of the study are not limited to estimation of the risk of major birth defects, but rather include a more comprehensive evaluation of the spectrum of adverse pregnancy outcomes, including spontaneous abortion, reduced birth size, preterm delivery, and postnatal growth deficiency.

These observations have prompted large-scale international efforts to generate a more comprehensive catalogue of the mutational spectrum present in the hPSCs and interrogate their possible relation to culture techniques.

A more comprehensive appreciation of the full spectrum of genetic variation may unravel the genetic basis for milk production.

To generate a more comprehensive picture of the mutation spectra arising in MMR-deficient tumors, and in particular, to interpret their clinical relevance with respect to diagnostically assessing MSI and therapeutically targeting MMR-deficient tumors, we sequenced another comprehensive set of MMR-deficient tumors.

Here, we employ more comprehensive measures such as power spectra or autocorrelations [ 7, 8, 12, 29, 30, 33, 34, 69, 70] and full distributions [ 2, 6, 9, 27, 28, 35- 37, 40] that are known to reveal many more relevant features.

As no single method will fully elucidate the genetic spectrum of AD, more comprehensive approaches are recommended.

With such shortcoming in mind, the present pilot study is a prelude to a more comprehensive study that would delineate on the full spectrum of risk assessment.