Sentence examples for refined measures from inspiring English sources

This information combined with personal measurements may provide refined measures of exposure that can be applied retrospectively, with empirical validation.

However, more refined measures of ART adherence such as pill counts and biomarker measurements may still be useful for further study.

Thus, future research should prioritise the use of more refined measures of gender and perhaps examine individuals' beliefs about feminism.

It was at the Cape that the classical distance of the sun was reached … that the first accurate parallax of the moon, and, later on, its weight, was determined … that the most refined measures of stellar distance have been secured". Dr. Roberts tells the story of how twenty years ago he had in purpose the determination of the position of the solar apex from the proper motions in Stone's catalogue.

However, the work reported in this paper also lays the basis for computing more refined measures of functional connectivity (such as those based on information theory).

CONCLUSIONS: A prospective cohort study with both personal and macro measures of discrimination, as well as more refined measures of treatment delays, would help us better understand the relationship between perceived discrimination and treatment delays.

The present study examined the distribution of focal slow wave activity (ASWA: abnormal slow wave activity) in116 healthy subjects, 76 inpatients with schizophrenic or schizoaffective diagnoses and 42 inpatients with affective (ICD-10: F3) or neurotic/reactive (F4) diagnoses using a newly refined measure of dipole density.

The aims of the present report were to review the current state of quality assessment in oncology, identify existing indicators with the best evidence to support their implementation, and propose a framework for identifying and refining measures most indicative of true quality in oncologic care.

It is necessary to refine measures of ED complexity and workload to determine appropriate staffing levels in the future.

CONCLUSION: The results of this study suggest that hostility is associated with poorer survival in CAD patients, and it may be possible to refine measures of hostility in order to improve prediction of health outcomes.

We demonstrate the value of undertaking early checks to refine measures.