Sentence examples for to optimally capture from inspiring English sources
System models to optimally capture stroke incidence in rural and culturally diverse communities are needed.
Instead, development of novel technical, statistical, and epidemiologic methods will be necessary to optimally capture this newly-appreciated form of genetic variation in a meaningful manner.
This trajectory was drawn by hand to optimally capture visual field organization in lower and higher occipital areas, and to focus on extra-occipital parietal regions investigated in earlier studies.
Therefore, to optimally capture all interacting components during these dynamic states, we aimed to isolate PB under the mildest possible conditions to best preserve PB integrity.
Novel updates are being introduced into the DSM-5 website, illustrating discussions as how to optimally capture the criteria are ongoing.
Indeed, to optimally capture the process of training, it will be necessary to increase the amount of training work and to use contrasted training programs with periods of more intensified training followed by reduced training work.
Variables selected to assess access/utilization may not optimally capture the underlying constructs.
POD identifies flow structures that optimally capture the total kinetic energy of the flow, while DMD identifies structures that significantly contribute to the dynamics of the flow.
Despite preliminary evidence in support of the psychometric properties of the MIST-A, emerging research suggests the original factor structure may not optimally capture TTM phenomenology.
EQ-5D data collected within randomised controlled trials may not optimally capture the disutility associated with SLE flares [ 20] when administered at set time points which may not have coincided with a patient experiencing a flare.
Given existing challenges in conducting adequately powered clinical research studies in nephrology, the use of measures that do not optimally capture a patient's mood or symptoms could represent a readily correctable weakness.
