Sentence examples for more straightforward assessment from inspiring English sources

A more straightforward assessment of referral appropriateness is to analyze primary care providers' decisions directly.

This allows for a more straightforward assessment of implicit attitudes toward spiders.

This approach would have made it easier to interpret the PCs and may have provided a more straightforward assessment of the contribution of climate to the distribution of monkeypox.

Unlike the IAT, the AST is a non-relative measure of automatic associations, allowing for a more straightforward assessment of concepts that have no meaningful contrast (such as erotic stimuli).

The gambit here was to forgo evaluating performance in the voiced portions of song, which is difficult due to various aspects of syllable complexity, and instead sample the gaps between syllables with the expectation that this gives a representative and more straightforward assessment of motor performance.

However, measuring EI as a trait is more straightforward, as assessment is facilitated by self-report questionnaires, where there are no right or wrong answers.

pQCT is becoming more accessible and may provide a superior and more straightforward method of assessment.

Next, other physical or laboratory criteria such as fever, hypothermia, tachycardia, tachypnea, inflammatory mediators (e.g. interleukine-6, tumor necrosis factor-α) were not evaluated and might be more straightforward in this assessment.

There are currently at least six trends that suggest cumulative exposure assessment may, over time, become easier and more straightforward.

For example, the translation of research evidence related to prenatal assessment of standard biomedical parameters such as maternal serum screening may be more straightforward.

"Windowsill" is more straightforward.