Sentence examples for calling for further use from inspiring English sources

But we are very encouraged by the results so far," Mr. Kelly said, calling for further use of "bandit barriers," dye packs, security guards and conspicuous video cameras as deterrents.

Some families are calling for further action.

The Labour Party is calling for further investigation.

Against this argument, however, is a possible caveat in the potential endogeneity of social interactions [ 4] and institutional setting [ 31] in the long run, which calls for further analysis using longitudinal data.

This report, based on CQ blood levels measured at the time of recurrences, confirms for the first time P. vivax CQ resistance in central Vietnam and calls for further studies using standardized protocols for accurately monitoring the extent and evolution of P. vivax resistance to chloroquine in Vietnam.

These results raise the concern of additional risks for populations with sustained exposure to high levels of BDE-209 due to related occupational or regional industries and call for further studies using a long-term or subchronic continuous exposure model instead of the short-term acute exposure that is commonly used in current studies.

The only other myeloma-specific QOL questionnaire is the recently developed Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy – Multiple Myeloma (FACT-MM), although its item pool was developed with limited patient involvement and its authors call for further development work using larger and more heterogeneous patient samples [ 17].

Sayed said the executions "fly in the face of those commitments" and Amnesty is calling for a halt to plans for further use of the death penalty.

19 We conducted a review of the literature on the use of exercise as an intervention to reduce substance use and/or improve health and identified nine studies, all of which reported benefits of exercise and all called for further investigation into its use as an adjunct to traditional treatment modalities.

In the subsequent selection process decisions were taken on which topic sketch should be developed into a so called 'short study' during Phase C for further use by the BMBF.

The energy not used in this process is stored in plant tissues for further use and is called net primary productivity.