Sentence examples for enable further analyses from inspiring English sources

Our study emphasises the need for a simplified cell culture or an animal model to study the overall replication cycle of human bocavirus; until such a model is available, it is crucial to collect more clinical samples in larger amounts in order to enable further analyses on the viral genome structure and replication intermediates.

Having a single tree at hand is not just a simplification facilitating the management of topological information; it is in most cases a necessity to enable further analyses (see Jeffroy et al., 2006).

Although we examined MHS use in our study sample [ 34- 36], unfortunately our data does not enable further analyses on the effects of MHS use on the mental health of the respondents.

Moreover, the resource use identified from patients' self-reports should be contrasted by population-based estimates of ADEs and the associated resource use identified by healthcare professionals, to enable further analyses of the clinical and economic impact of ADEs, identify high-risk patients and study the causes and consequences of ADEs in the general public.

Using tpsUtil [ 48] the outline was converted to 75 semi-landmarks, separated by equal length, enabling further analyses.

This might indicate a relationship between both species but further gene sequences of CA should be obtained to enable further phylogenetic analyses.

The methods documented in the present study enable further detailed analyses of the entire 5-HTR mRNA expression of NPY-producing neurons particularly in limbic brain areas.

In addition, the molecular information can be used to build molecular networks of thyroid cancer subtypes, which would enable further systems biology analyses and stimulate the development of targeted therapeutics.

It ultimately allowed us to express and purify a soluble domain of the yeast exocyst protein Sec10p that will enable further biochemical and structural analyses.

Additionally, we would ideally continue data collection to further explore the issues that arose in the analyses, to enable further consideration of 'where to from here?'.

The distribution frequency of the examined characters was normal or only slightly left- or right-biased (data not shown), which enabled further statistical analyses.