Sentence examples for analyze in more depth from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the resolution of our AFM should still be good enough to perform force-clamp experiments close to the mechanical midpoint of gpW and analyze in more depth its folding unfolding behavior.
To answer RQ3, we must analyze in more depth data related to files that were effectively located.
To more specifically analyze these dimensions, different types of (internal and especially external) users and their traceability needs must be conceptually and empirically analyzed in more depth than it has been possible in this study.
When I shared the how heavily this comment space had been used with the National Center for Homelessness and Veterans (VA)'s acting director Thomas O'Toole, M.D., before the other results were analyzed in more depth, he remarked that the comments were the survey's "gold" — since we rarely hear directly from this population in their own words.
Behavior during individual micturition cycles was analyzed in more depth to understand how the circadian difference in micturition frequency manifested in the animal's behavior.
This study has made investors are acutely aware that companies with women in the boardroom analyze risk in more depth, unabashedly question strategic decisions, and are not shy to reign in CEO's who tend to shoot from the hip.
We hypothesized that these different dynamic profiles may correspond to different functional classes of S3 proteins and therefore analyzed them in more depth.
Further research is needed to analyze needs related to employment and education and to examine in more depth discrepancies between different actors' perceptions about older adults' participation needs.
Given its significantly higher impact on the network connectivity as compared to other groups, we hypothesized that S3.7 may contain proteins that play roles as the central coordinators of cellular events, and therefore analyzed this group in more depth.
"But, as attorney general, it will be my duty to study the facts and in more depth, to analyze the law, but fundamentally that can be decided by Congress, and the courts, as they interpret the existing law".
