Sentence examples for and broader analysis of from inspiring English sources

These two documents aim at deeper and broader analysis of key quantitative and qualitative indicators drawn from wide ranging sources including national and international education data, household and socio-economic survey data, and qualitative studies.

While GPs are prepared to take part in research, a deeper and broader analysis of the views of all the stakeholders involved in this process (GPs, academics, patients) is needed.

He would be better served by a book that read less like a whitewash and offered broader analysis of the lessons of the febrile post-Enron period.

Open data sharing reinforces unfettered intellectual inquiry, fosters transparency, reproducibility and broader analysis, and permits the creation of new data sets when data from multiple sources are combined.

This automated approach identifies and quantifies fiber network morphology as demonstrated for three relevant scaffold types and provides a means to: (1) guarantee objectivity, (2) significantly reduce analysis time, and (3) potentiate broader analysis of scaffold architecture effects on cell behavior and tissue development both in vitro and in vivo.

To use a survival approach to household and family responses to HIV and AIDSaround childcare, requires a broader analysis of the mechanisms households and families draw on.

These findings in an animal model extend the repertoire of environmental conditions that preimplantation embryos are sensitive to and substantiate the need for broader analysis of underlying molecular mechanisms and applicability across species, including humans.

Twitter announced on Wednesday that it was making the tweets available to researchers and the public to support broader analysis of how misinformation campaigns operate.

It is not clear whether this difference has any biological significance or if it is a spurious pattern related to the reduced sample size of our analysis as opposed to the broader analysis of Jobson and Qiu [ 5].

In terms of the cost-effectiveness of this approach, although a POC test-based screening appears to be cost-effective, a broader analysis of prevalence and endemicity, price points of screening strategy with reference standards and treatments available, and manpower costs in different settings is urgently needed.

This will enable a broader analysis of the bioethical debates in HBM and, more generally, of biomedical and epidemiological research.