Sentence examples for be clarified by more from inspiring English sources
The relationship between XRCC1 −77T>C and EC susceptibility needs to be clarified by more large size studies.
However, the regulation of effector caspase CASP6 and the role in HDL deficiency need to be clarified by more experiments.
However, the shortest reduction in half-life in field cancerization, apparently favoring the MAL formulation, needs to be clarified by more indepth analysis, as indicated below.
However, there are some studies that did not detect VEGFR-3 expression by tumour cells (Chen et al, 2004; Zeng et al, 2004) and these controversial results might be clarified by more powerful and sensitive technique in the future.
At 95 minutes, perhaps the musical could be clarified by giving more lines to the best friends at its core: Johnny, whose pursuit of big city life is hobbled by drug addiction; Tunny, whose intoxication with patriotism and war has horrifying consequences; and Will, who is left behind with a pregnant girlfriend and a much-used bong.
We propose that this be clarified by using more integrative experimental designs, with the use of a gradient of N supply and the quantification of an extensive array of plant nutrient contents.
Where previous comparative studies of meiotic genes have been taxonomically limited [1], [50], [53], [54], the distribution of meiotic gene homologs across the tree of eukaryotic life can be clarified by studying more diverse organisms.
Hopefully, reimbursement can be clarified by regulatory bodies such that more cases can be treated and a better idea of long-term outcomes can be obtained.
The role of aspirin in the primary prevention of CV disease in people with diabetes will probably be clarified by ongoing trials, involving overall more than 20,000 individuals with diabetes (Table 1).
However, convulsions are common in syncope and the underlying mechanism is more likely to be clarified by symptom vs. ECG monitoring than with neurological tests.
The exact mechanism should be clarified by further studies.
