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Expanded assessments might more comprehensively assess all of the dimensions of natural selection identified by Mayr (1982) or in other representations of this concept.
On the other hand, research studies typically use standardised scales and structured assessments to more comprehensively assess clinical characteristics, risk factors, treatment fidelity, and selected outcomes.
The amount of questions in the knowledge assessment may have been too few to fully or more comprehensively assess knowledge gaps among the sample.
While many scientists have studied the vulnerability of individual species or groups of organisms (corals, say, or birds) to extinction, only in 2010 did ecologists, conservationists, taxonomists, and naturalists begin to more comprehensively assess the threats posed to species of all kinds — an effort to assemble what the biologist E. O. Wilson has called a "barometer of life".
This enabled us to more comprehensively assess the heterogeneity in forest vegetation across the entire Mokihinui catchment in relation to catchments nationally.
Data from the full 50-subject sample incorporating 26 new patients are now presented to more comprehensively assess safety/tolerability, efficacy and moderators of this intervention.
Their role in assessing research performance in public health research remains to be more comprehensively assessed by similar studies in other countries and research fields.
Moreover, the role of socio-economic variables on cluster membership was more comprehensively assessed than in previous reports, incorporating work status and neighbourhood socio-economic status as factors beyond the typical range of socio-economic status indicators.
Methylation status was initially determined by methylation-specific PCR, as described, and then more comprehensively assessed by methylation-specific pyrosequencing, as described in all patients, and compared with normal controls (Supplementary Table 1).
Wald et al. [ 112] addressed the issue of the efficacy of high FA dosage more comprehensively, assessing the effect of increasing FA intake on serum folate levels and on the relation between these levels and the risk of having NTDs during pregnancy.
More study is needed to comprehensively assess the costs and benefits of providing influenza vaccines to children at SLIV clinics.
