Sentence examples for more specific instruments from inspiring English sources

Direct democracy also offers citizens additional and more specific instruments of political control during terms of office, particularly initiative proposals and citizen-demanded referendums to reject new legislation or delete existing laws.

"Beyond the emotional impact of these discoveries, the ability to compare them in terms of their pathologies and lifestyles as well as the dynamics of their escape from the eruption, but above all to investigate them with ever more specific instruments and professionalism present in the field, contribute toward an increasingly accurate picture of the history and civilisation of the age," he said.

This screening instrument was preferred to more specific instruments: firstly, it is easily applied in surveys of this type; secondly – and more importantly – it detects the subjective manifestations of anxiety and depression rather than somatic symptoms of distress [25], which, confoundingly, might include headache.

One or more specific instruments are recommended for each domain.

Construct validity was analysed by identifying correlations of the EQ-5D with more specific instruments.

However, in this study, OC-symptoms have not been assessed with more specific instruments targeting OCD [ 24].

CHAQ is a more specific instrument and it is available in at least 32 countries [ 28].

This 27-item instrument can also be extended to a more specific instrument by adding a cancer type specific module.

This is not unexpected as quality of life was measured by a generic health status questionnaire and carer strain by a more specific instrument.

Due to the strong recommendations of physical exercise for persons with RA [ 36, 37], a more specific instrument for physical exercise habits might be needed as a complement to the MDHAQ-S.

More specific prognostic instruments, such as EEG markers 13, 28, 36– 38 might facilitate better outcome prediction.