Sentence examples for a more careful study from inspiring English sources

"One important implication of our results is to call for a more careful study of the market structure.

Moorthy et al. (1997, p. 276) pointed out "the need for a more careful study of the allocation of search effort across information sources".

In order to make a more careful study of performances of each model, statistical analyses of the measures were made for each data file, aiming to measure the deviations between simulated and measured values.

Modern requirements for energy efficiency and resource saving, as well as a decrease of the weight of aggregates, require a more careful study of the processes occurring in the reactor and accurate calculations of the design and construction of units of a new type.

A more definitive answer will need a more careful study of the action of ion channel blockers in isolated LP neurons.

In the future, a more careful study of subjective cognitive and emotional responses to the high-load condition may be informative.

According to our prelimiary modelling studies, certain types of cheater mutants, with the slightest fitness advantage are capable to produce a local collapse, however we feel that the evaluation of fitness in an open, heterogeneous environments may require a more careful studies.

It is recommended that geotechnical engineers should carry out a more careful field study on an overflow borehole because such a borehole indicates a confined groundwater condition important for slope stability study and foundation design.

Wright noted that, in order to reach their statistical conclusion, Ford and Fisher had to include gene frequency data from a decade before the more careful study, notably a period without any estimates of population size.

Scholars have recently focused on the role affect and emotion play in entrepreneurship (e.g. Baron 2008), and in particular have noted that entrepreneurial passion may be an important construct in need of more careful study (Cardon 2008a, 2008b; Cardon et al. 2009).

The authors said the results were quite likely to intensify calls for a government review of British treatment standards for such patients, and perhaps to prompt more careful study of treatment for aggressive behavior in patients with a wide variety of diagnoses.