Sentence examples for directions of study from inspiring English sources
Thus snow leopard research and monitoring efforts are well served by a foundational understanding of the benefits, limitations, and future directions of study design and camera trap technology.
We conclude with a general discussion on the nature of AP, the relevance of these findings for other areas of research, and future directions of study.
Based on the findings obtained from this study, some suggestions were proposed to modify the current IEC design standard and a few potential future directions of study were addressed to reduce the risk of wind turbine failure under extreme wind conditions such as typhoon and hurricane.
These results suggest two directions of study: (1) to check localization of the Tmod fragments and localization in neurons and (2) to further delve into the roles of individual functional sites of Tmod isoforms.
A summary of therapeutics shown to possess efficacy in preclinical and clinical trials and future directions of studies regarding cardiac IPC are also discussed.
What is also important, there is lack of clarity regarding the relations between researchers' concepts and related fields: it is hard to outline how other sciences affect the scope of BSD/SBD and directions of studies.
Direction of study: A.D.B., S.V.F., B.M.N.
Among the acupuncture research, pain control has been the most prevalent direction of study, and brain imaging is attracting the most recent attention.
Also, the metabolic pathway of these bacterial species is the following direction of study by metagenome to explore the deeper mechanism.
In the continuing quest for computing architectures that are capable of solving more computationally complex problems, a new direction of study is high-performance reconfigurable computing (HPRC).
How the nodes mobility model and velocity to affect the end-to-end delay, packet delivery ratio, and better energy consumption in multimedia services over IEEE 802.15.4 wireless sensor networks is the direction of study.
