Sentence examples for more extensive assessment from inspiring English sources

As responses to one's child vary across contexts, a more extensive assessment of parenting employing repeated observations would increase the confidence that the observed behaviors reflect mothers' interactive patterns.

A more extensive assessment would have to take into accounts randomization methods such as the maximal procedure [ 56, 57].

Nevertheless, a more extensive assessment of the role of endotoxin in the etiology of cancers of the lung and other organs is needed.

A recently published survey of schoolyard soil also suggested the need for more extensive assessment of residential lead hazards (Presley et al. 2010).

Limitations included the retrospective nature of the study, which prevented a more extensive assessment of patients' symptoms; as well as revision of existing imaging results.

A screening tool such as the DEPS-R could assist in helping the clinician determine whether a more extensive assessment is necessary.

This process provided a tentative exposure designation until more extensive assessments (described below) were completed.

However, the MNA has also been validated against more extensive assessments of nutritional status (including, e.g., additional biomarkers and dietary parameters) [ 6].

More extensive assessments of volumes, frequencies and intensities of vigorous and sedentary activity may be warranted using accelerometry, given the association between CLBP and deficits in vigorous activity [ 13].

A related issue is that more extensive assessments tend to use larger planning units, sometimes even whole bioregions, thereby blurring spatial variation between management units (e.g. traditional fishing grounds), which are generally very small in the Coral Triangle, while also increasing estimates of overall conservation costs.

Recognizing this fracture pattern should alert the provider to the possibility of radial nerve injury and prompt a more extensive neurologic assessment.