Sentence examples for be more fully evaluated from inspiring English sources
It is informed by evidence and acceptable to the health professionals involved in the formative evaluation sessions, but now needs to be more fully evaluated.
3 of these pathways are closely related to and share multiple genes in common with the ECM-receptor interaction pathway (cell communication, focal adhesion, regulation of actin cytoskeleton). 3 other pathways were identified only on HEEBO-frozen (glycan structures - biosynthesis 1, axon guidance, adherens junction) and their significance in DTF must be more fully evaluated in future studies.
In addition to these concerns, there are direct and indirect health benefits associated with transgenic foods that should be more fully evaluated.
As more GWA results become available for other phenotypes, this potential limitation of the current analysis can be more fully evaluated.
A clinical role is also likely to exist in other tumours, e.g. other gastrointestinal malignancies, breast cancer, germ cell tumours and thyroid cancers but needs to be more fully evaluated.
Therefore, the authors of this manuscript admit that prior to the application of the assays on a routine diagnostic basis, both would need to be more fully evaluated using a larger number of clinical specimens positive for both ERAV and ERBV.
Unlike the parenteral use of n-3 fatty acids in acute lung injury, the enteral application of FO-containing lisids is more fully evaluated thus far.
The physiological effects of adjunctive therapies applied in infants on CPAP, including recruitment manoeuvres [1], surfactant therapy [2,3] and caffeine [4,5], could also be more fully and systematically evaluated.
Because the models are relatively simple, the responses can be evaluated analytically to some degree by examining the parameter estimates and can be more fully explored graphically.
Although he alludes to some vague optimism in the industry that these trends will reverse in a few years when shale explorations are more "fully understood and financially evaluated," there seems little evidence from the economic and production fundamentals that this is likely.
