Sentence examples for a more indepth study from inspiring English sources

Few years ago, the American Society of Nephrology (ASN) in agreement with the National Health Institute NHII) selected the AKI as area of interest because it was considered an area which needed a more indepth study.

Although outwardly it could be interpreted as lack of participation from the special needs children and their parents, more indepth study need to be conducted to eliminate factors deterring parents from sending their children to such schools.

The use of this data set allowed for analysis at the physician level, which our PIAA DSP data did not and therefore these studies were able to provide a more indepth description of risk at the individual specialty level.

More indepth-studies on the immunological interplay of strongyloidiasis and malaria are clearly needed.

Additional recommendations are for a specialized platform, to share knowledge on RAS, together with a more indepth and distinctive education programme.

The next sections of this paper provide a more indepth background of the influence of technology on job structures, the role of non-technical skills amidst technological advancements, and business school response to technological changes in the workplace.

You can read a more indepth review elsewhere.

37 A more indepth economic analysis has now confirmed these findings.

Although some indicators useful for a more indepth pharmacoeconomic analysis, such as quality of life or life-years gained, were not assessed, hospitalizations and related causes were recorded prospectively at the time of the original study and were classified correctly using an event-driven system, ie, Diagnosis-Related Group code.

The qualitative data lead to a more indepth understanding of the process and mechanisms in the use of health care and bring in the topic raised by those health care providers who are consulted most often.

NRDC and its consultant Ecova published a indepth study in 2011 of the energy consumption of set-top boxes and found these devices consumed at least $3 billion worth of electricity annually, much of it when the box is turned "off" and the user is neither watching nor recording a show.