Sentence examples for more comprehensively addressing from inspiring English sources
Other countries planning to use the private sector drug sellers to increase access to ACTs can use such interventions as an initial step toward more comprehensively addressing the overall performance of the private sector health system.
The true relationship and mutual interaction between both diseases needs to be more comprehensively addressed in well-designed prospective studies.
Together, the committee hopes their suggested modifications of current training activities and federal funding programs will allow the U.S. to "more comprehensively address the health problems of today and tomorrow".
The GAO claims that the "FDA may be missing opportunities to more comprehensively address its communications challenges".
Complete genomes from other environmental Chlamydiae are needed to more comprehensively address the issue of the potential gene donor(s) in Plantae.
These studies should attempt to more comprehensively address the changes in all potentially relevant pregnancy hormones and growth factors.
Future technical refinements will be required to perform the desired extensive in vitro analyses of DC function that will more comprehensively address their functional role.
Using Social Cognitive Theory as a guide, a recommended intervention should take into account environmental and individual levels to more comprehensively address menstrual management.
Investigating the movement of ST93 CA-MRSA could be more comprehensively addressed with a larger isolate collection that is prospectively collected and supported with detailed microbiological and epidemiological data.
Furthermore, the interaction between individual and societal norms must be better understood in order to more comprehensively address the means through which incarceration intensifies health disparities longitudinally.
This type of relationship allows nurses to engage more fully with their clients, enables mutual exploration of the clients' everyday lives and allows collaboration to more comprehensively address struggles, needs and concerns [ 36, 37].
