Sentence examples for conducting further study from inspiring English sources

However, conducting further study of the entrepreneurship should start from the country's governance.

The forward models lay foundation for the reverse ones, and the former models are more convenient in conducting further study on the output signal from the mechanism.

Strengthen the recording system for completeness of the registry which is a common problem in practice and conducting further study with different design and area is needed to assess the TB mortality situation.

The medical examiner's office said it was conducting further studies before making a ruling on the cause of the boy's death.

Other US universities including Washington and Maryland are involved in studies directly funded and commissioned by Minerva and the DoD, while the US military also has its own in-house research institutions conducting further studies and projects.

These results were used as a guiding factor in conducting further studies in dynamic condition.

Thus, conducting further studies regarding later years is of great importance.

The aim of the present study was to understand the complex release mechanisms from high-viscosity polyol and bulking agent solutions for the intention of conducting further studies on flavor release from sugar-free confectionary products.

Finally, several ecological variables (tree density and reproductive potential) were sufficiently different between terra firme and occasionally inundated forests to recommend stratification by forest type when conducting further studies on key ecological and management variables of C. guianensis.

The results obtained have been used to propose several hypotheses about the likely key process variables that require a better control, as a previous step to conducting further studies for process diagnosis and optimisation, like experimental designs.

However, before conducting further studies in other race conditions, it might be more important to further investigate the locomotory responses of racing Thoroughbreds to whipping by jockeys.