Sentence examples for considerable further study from inspiring English sources

The Apollo program was announced in May 1961, but the choice among competing techniques for achieving a Moon landing and return was not resolved until considerable further study.

Considerable further study of drug eluting stents will be required in each vascular bed to determine the ideal stent/drug combination, and to establish clinical efficacy.

But the exceedingly large and valuable amount of data that the human genome project provided requires considerable further study and data mining to maximize the impact.

However, given the specific properties of uterine chemotactic factors in contrast to those from other tissues in terms of the graded and increasing attraction of peripheral leukocytes as pregnancy wanes, it is obvious that this is a complicated area requiring considerable further study.

There are large uncertainties in the deposition fluxes estimated in this modeling study, and considerable further work is required to develop more accurate input data.

Interviews in another study showed that the research had informed considerable further work in industry, but as yet this had not led to any product development.

Considerable further work will be required to elucidate the mechanisms underlying the observed genetic associations with microbial composition in these two studies.

There is considerable scope for further study, notably in relations between Ted Berrigan and John James, and the intensive connections between British Marxist Feminist poets such as Denise Riley and Wendy Mulford and American poets including Alice Notley.

Dynamic interactions between macrophages and neutrophils that are emerging from recent studies in zebrafish are of considerable interest for further study (Ellett et al., 2011; Yang et al., 2012; Elks et al., 2013).

However, the hypothesis that increased impulsivity underlies the effects observed in the present study requires considerable further testing on tasks that measure specific behavioral domains.

This is a difficult area to investigate and, despite the many limitations, this study should provoke considerable debate and further studies.