Sentence examples for a more substantial study from inspiring English sources

For a more substantial study, monitoring the occurrence of falls post intervention is also recommended.

Bruinius stakes out little new ground beyond that already covered in Daniel Kevles's more substantial study, "In the Name of Eugenics" (1985).

Some of the books, such as Pathways to Modern Music (1947) and A Guide to Musical Thought (1949), were written for young people in the accessible style that brought him acclaim as a teacher, while others were more substantial studies of Elgar (1971), Cyril Scott (1992) and Peter Warlock (1994).

Pearson correlations for 7 of 15 VRFCAT variables with MCCB composite scores were statistically significant.These results provide support for the possibility of computerized functional capacity assessment, but more substantial studies are required.

He states that this is "not a social document" and recommends the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church as a more substantial guide for study and reflection.

Using multiple cases provided the opportunity to gather multiple sources of data resulting in a more substantial and compelling study.

(A more substantial museum survey is long overdue).

In the present study a more substantial increase in THBS4 mRNA expression was noted in the HRG (Fig. 3).

It is noteworthy that regardless of the potential mechanisms, the impact of low birth weight on the risk of type 2 diabetes may be stronger among African Americans, as a recent study found a more substantial association between low birth weight and components of the insulin resistance syndrome among African American children than among white children (45).

Publication bias was evident only for the waist:hip ratio (P=0.06) because of one of the three studies reporting a more substantial reduction than the other two.

Recent studies point to a more substantial and partially antagonistic role for FKBP12-mediated calcium regulation in cardiac muscle [ 7].