Sentence examples for a more thorough response from inspiring English sources

Ezra Klein and Ben Smith are already talking about the essay, and Jeff Goldberg promises a more thorough response soon.

I was worried that his reply might have disappointed the advice-seekers, and thought concerned parents of aspiring poets everywhere deserved a more thorough response.

The dominant theory held that alum particles bind the antigen--the vaccine's main ingredient--on their surfaces, presenting them more slowly to the immune system and thus ensuring a more thorough response.

The use of oral history as a standard ethnographic method enabled Terrell to enhance his research and garner authentic, genuine, and more thorough responses from his participants.

(Several days later she called to offer more thorough responses after worrying that she had been reticent. "I actually came to all this thinking about the leaf quite late," she said, "and only now after being provoked by the questions").

These phase II data will enable a more thorough comparison of the efficacy response observed with brodalumab with therapeutics targeting IL-17A, particularly in RA cases where responses have been mixed and equivocal [ 20, 21].

A year later, a more thorough study confirmed the risk.

A more thorough understanding of the mechanobiologic responses of the meniscus will hopefully lead to therapeutic approaches to prevent degeneration and enhance repair of the meniscus.

Although Rb and p53 are undoubtedly critical players in cell transformation, in order to gain a better understanding of the extent of changes involved in the process of oncogenesis, the challenge is to understand the extent of dysregulation of all the cellular networks and gain a more thorough insight of how the immune response is avoided.

For a more thorough explanation of DCM of induced responses, the reader is referred to (Chen et al. 2008, 2009).

However, a more thorough analysis showed that the number of responses did not significantly differ from the number of non-response in any single stimulus category (Wilcoxon tests, n = 13, 3