Sentence examples for more extensive instruments from inspiring English sources

A full research paradigm might have opted for more extensive instruments.

The Psychosocial Values Questionnaire – PVQ-24 (Pereira et al. 2004a) was part of a more extensive instrument about the social representations of buying habits.

These faults appear to have minimal impact on our results, but they do suggest that a more extensive instrument of evolutionary acceptance, such as the EALS (Hawley [2011]) or the EALS short from (Short and Hawley [2012]) can useful in exploring the details of evolutionary acceptance.

One previous study in Russia used the more extensive SF36 instrument [ 15], and found that 'poor physical functioning' declined as frequency of alcohol consumption increased.

Therefore, training on the ASI was more extensive than the other instruments.

The instrument has undergone a more extensive evaluation than the great majority of instruments described in a recent systematic review [ 2].

We recommend that research studies of CFS consider using the more extensive Checklist Individual Strength, but shorter instruments such as the Chalder and Krupp scales are also appropriate.

Still, by far the most philosophically important chapter of Part II is chapter 7, "Distributive Justice" in which Nozick seeks to counter the view that a more extensive state is justified as an instrument of distributive justice.

More extensive evaluation with a fully validated instrument might paint a different picture of DPE impact.

To decrease family burden during data collection, infant temperament was assessed with an investigator-developed brief instrument adapted from more extensive measures and focused on early infant behaviors most likely to disrupt parental sleep.

Comparing the performance of the NSW instrument and the simplified version was not feasible, given the more extensive data requirements of the more complex NSW instrument.