Sentence examples for answered existing from inspiring English sources

While there are still many questions to be answered, existing research suggests that the effects of cannabis on sleep may depend on many factors, including individual differences, cannabis concentrations and frequency of use.

Evolutionary anthropologist Brian Hare speaks with Science about tapping into a large and lucrative market of dog lovers and using Dognition data to formulate new research questions and help answer existing ones.

11 Meanwhile, there are important question that can be answered from existing data.

The magnitude of the endeavor dictates that we carefully articulate questions that might be reasonably answered with existing data in the near term and set an agenda to proceed to more complex and difficult questions.

After a few days, patients were phoned by one of the researchers to answer their existing questions about the study.

Against this background, the question needed to be answered whether the existing network of permanent soil monitoring (PSM) sites (in German: BDF = Bodendauerbeobachtungsflächen) is suitable for the purpose of monitoring of GMO.

Asking research participants to donate a sample or data for each research question when new research questions could potentially be answered by already existing samples and data is unnecessary duplication and unfair.

To find an answer for existing structures, the agency started an 18-month study in August to test a dozen sealants to find which is the most effective in preventing arsenic from leaching out of posts, boards and beams.

On Answers.com, consumers can ask questions, provide answers to existing questions, and search for Q&A topics that fellow community members have created.

Unlike Jelly, which seeks answers from existing social networks like Facebook and Twitter users, Quest plans to build its own registered community of users who will help each other with what they know the best.

To answer that question, existing works on VMS data usually apply simple criteria (e.g. threshold on speed).