No studies incorporated topography and terrain in their access measurement or used more sophisticated measures of modelling travel time.
BMI can account for variation in risk markers in white males as well as more sophisticated measures derived from skinfold thickness measurements or DXA scanning.
In conclusion, BMI can account for variation in risk markers in white, predominantly middle-aged males as well as more sophisticated measures derived from skinfold thickness measurements or DXA scanning.
Our findings confirm our hypothesis that, in this group of adult males, BMI, a simple measure of overall adiposity, can account for variation in a broad range of adiposity-related risk markers as effectively as more sophisticated measures derived from skinfold or DXA measurements.
Furthermore, the present study, due to the limitations of the study protocol, did not allow for more sophisticated measures of self-esteem, such as the measurement of fluctuations in self-esteem, which would have been of interest in this group.
Although this is not the most accurate measurement for body composition, accessibility to more sophisticated measures such as a computerised topography or DEXA (Dual-emission X-ray absorptiometry) scan was not feasible in this study.
Mr. Obama has used sophisticated measures here to find and register new supporters.
Bankers undoubtedly used some more sophisticated measures like discounted cash flow to value Cargill.
The new studies were larger and more detailed than previous research, and involved sophisticated measures of changes in gait.
It's not that traditional pedigrees should be ignored, just balanced with what she considers more sophisticated measures.
I didn't ask for any further diagnostic exams, but I suspect that some patients, conditioned to accept the perceived scientific certainty of M.R.I.'s and other scans, would have insisted on more sophisticated measures.
