Sentence examples for driving further research from inspiring English sources

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Therefore, factors driving further research into new methods of operational forest weed control are largely related to the availability of more environmentally safe herbicides that have the ability to replace current active ingredients or innovative methods able to reduce the dependence on herbicides whilst retaining current levels of productivity at low cost.

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Implications: To further understand the history of violations, convictions, or crashes and their impact (reinforcing) on safe driving, further research (case-control or historical cohort) is necessary.

New technologies, too, will drive further research.

While current evidence suggests that contrast sensitivity may influence driver self-regulation, as well as other driving outcomes, further research is required to understand the relationship with the worse eye, better eye and binocular measures.

Implication: These include continued education about the protective nature of daytime driving, and further research to examine the components (health, vehicle, environment) underlying the preference for not driving during these darker hours.

If the observed association is causal, then the mechanism driving it remains unknown and further research in this area is warranted.

Further research exploring the mechanisms driving the specific epigenetic signature of the different cytogenetic subgroups seems warranted.

In addition to successful validation, further research suggested evolutionary factors driving the selection of the derived allele [described in detail in Ko et al. (2009)].

Further research on distracted driving is under way, including a three-year study by the Virginia Tech group that will record the behavior of 2,500 drivers nationwide.