Sentence examples for documented further study from inspiring English sources

While some of these disorders have been studied and documented, further study is needed to understand the underlying mechanisms of these disorders and the development of interventions to treat these conditions.

While the complexities of educational outcomes of web-based learning have not yet been completely documented, further studies are required using rigorous research design techniques to study the outcomes of web-based learning as compared to traditional face-to-face learning.

This approach is however based on a hypothesis which needs to be documented with further studies.

Whether asymptomatic pyuria is a form of inflammation or asymptomatic bacteriuria should be documented in further studies.

Some members of the House and Senate intelligence committees were irritated that Facebook staff showed them copies of the ads but would not let the committees keep the documents for further study.

And in a document explaining why further study is needed before Internet gaming disorder can be included in a future edition of the DSM, the American Psychiatric Association says there is ample research showing that some gamers play so much, they endanger their educations, their jobs or their important relationships, and that they experience feelings of withdrawal if they quit.

In states of chronic psychological stress, increased leptin levels have also been described in several studies, including a large cross-sectional study in Japanese men that found that higher perceived psychological stress was associated with higher circulating leptin levels (19) and a further study documenting higher leptin levels in subjects with posttraumatic stress disorder (20).

The mechanisms that underlie the phenomenon documented herein are unknown, and further study will be required to differentiate between many possibilities.

The beneficial effects of this treatment modality necessitate further study to document its efficiency in the absence of systemic antibiotic use.

Less than a century later, John Muir documented 30 miles of retreat, inspiring further study of what is now viewed as one of the most rapid glacial retreats ever recorded.

We must agree with the authors of this meta-analysis that further study is necessary documenting the comparative efficacy of APCDs.