Layton and his team learned from previous elections and professionalised the NDP; they made it a much more research-driven, voter-focused and tactically innovative political organisation.
"There's a need for much more research in this area," said Dr. Eric W. Widera, one of the authors of the study, which appeared in The Journal of the American Medical Association.
Bavelier believes there is a need for much more research, as the impact of the technology currently used throughout society is quite unintuitive.
Reacting to the study, the British Heart Foundation BHFF) said that while it suggested a physiological link between loneliness and heart health problems, it was not a clear one and much more research was needed to understand if there truly was a relationship between the two.
Dawkins agrees and says that it's a question that requires much more research.
And the fact that marijuana studies so often show conflicting findings is a sign of how much more research is needed in this area and how important those answers are.
Thurston said she does hope her work, combined with this political moment that is focused on the stories of survivors, will help shine a light on how much more research is needed to understand how prevalent sexual trauma is and the extent to which it can shape a person's well-being.
Esvelt stressed that such an approach would become possible only after much more research and a lengthy series of public discussions on the risks and benefits of the process.
Although the human health impacts of this marine plastic pollution remain poorly characterized, it is widely seen as an emerging problem that deserves much more research attention.
Turning the idea into a therapy for humans will take much more research, but Villeda said there was no reason not to think that, at some point in the future, people in their 40s or 50s could take therapies based on the rejuvenating chemical factors in younger people's blood, as a preventative against the degenerative effects of ageing.
Although there is some in vivo evidence for the use of resveratrol as a chemopreventative agent, there is still much more research that needs to be done on tumor induction methods and dose selection as well as age- and sex-specific effects of resveratrol supplementation.
