Sentence examples for call for further exploration from inspiring English sources
"call for further exploration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You would use this phrase when you are suggesting that a certain topic needs to be researched more thoroughly or studied in greater depth. For example, "The evidence we have collected so far suggests that the phenomenon is more complex than we initially thought, and so that calls for further exploration."
Lastly, the antibody response elicited by different infecting strains may vary in quality, duration and magnitude, highlighting antigenic differences between strains that call for further exploration.
Together these findings call for further exploration of contextually-relevant measures of women's economic power, as well as an examination of the extent to which these measures are associated with women's "empowerment" and subsequent health outcomes [ 17].
The call for further exploration of research into policy processes (Haines et al. 2004) has been strengthened by calls for engagement of policy-makers in health research, and more surveys of decision-makers (DeRoeck 2004); often these calls focus on the developed world (Kindig et al. 2003; Hall 2004).
As emphasized by the World Kidney Day 2014 Steering Committee [ 69], these characteristics of CKD coupled with increased life expectancy worldwide call for further explorations into ways of optimizing health for elderly populations.
The effectiveness of vermicomposting for pathogen destruction was still remaining unclear due to conflicting information in the literature (Hill et al. 2013); the present scenario thus, calls for further exploration.
The association between transmitted anti-TB drug resistance and a history of health care work calls for confirmation in other studies since the numbers in this study were small: 4 patients with history of health care work showed drug resistance (to isoniazid and/to streptomycin) is cause for concern and calls for further exploration.
This finding is interesting and calls for further exploration.
A recent review of the literature in 2013 called for further exploration of gender and help-seeking for cardiac symptoms.
At the same time, the search for strategies to "get research findings into policy and practice" has gained momentum and the global literature has called for further exploration in the area of research to policy [ 8].
Moreover, the high predictive power of high-risk perceptions of engaging in unprotected sex (while correcting for other HIV knowledge indicators) calls for further exploration on how to influence these risk perceptions in HIV prevention programs.
Moreover there is a differential training curriculum and deployment criteria for nurses and midwives yet they are meant to offer an equal package of prenatal and immediate postnatal care education, which calls for further exploration of their training curriculum.
