Sentence examples for most comprehensive approaches from inspiring English sources
One of the newest and most comprehensive approaches, tinnitus retraining therapy, was devised by Dr. Pawel Jastreboff at the University of Maryland Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Center.
Together, RRV metrics provide one of the most comprehensive approaches for analyzing the probability of success or failure of a system, the rate of recovery (or rebound) of a system from unsatisfactory states, as well as quantifying the expected consequence of being in unsatisfactory states for extended periods.
To date, our study provides one of the most comprehensive approaches examining the role of plasticity and genetic assimilation in the evolution of pesticide tolerance in wild populations.
A social ecological model is one of the most comprehensive approaches to explaining exercise behavior in older adults (Sallis 2003; Sallis et al 2006; United States Department of Health and Human Services 2000; Medley and Syme 2000).
We believe our risk of bias tool is one of the most comprehensive approaches to assessing the potential for bias in randomised trials included in systematic reviews or meta-analyses.
Serial Analysis of Gene Expression [ 12] is one of the most comprehensive approaches to a large-scale transcriptome analysis and, together with cDNA microarray and other techniques, is capable of contributing to a global analysis of gene expression.
The Caregiving Youth Project in Florida offers the most comprehensive approach, holding weekend camps to give children breaks and teach them caregiving skills.
But Mr. Moritz lauded the Hello, Cereal Lovers effort over all, calling it "the most comprehensive approach to social media" that has come from a cereal company.
Apart from the already existing support, the most comprehensive approach to further improve the educational environment for entrepreneurial ventures is to establish a sophisticated incubator system.
We conclude that molecular and culture methods must be used in combination to provide the best and most comprehensive approach to laboratory detection and investigation of legionellosis.
Jan Janecka, a postdoctoral fellow working with evolutionary genomicist William Murphy at Texas A&M University in College Station, has now jumped into the debate with a two-pronged molecular study, the most comprehensive approach attempted thus far.
