The INRM introduced in this study enables in-depth analysis based on representation of influential relationships within a system (as shown in Fig. 1).
Small volume samples of zirconia can survive stress-induced martensitic transformation without cracking, which enables in-depth explorations of martensite mechanics using micro-scale specimens.
The recent development of an advanced traffic information system in Shanghai enables in-depth intersection safety analyses using road design, traffic operation, and crash data.
Recent vehicular communication technologies allow for remote access to extensive amount of vehicle data in a cost-effective way, which enables in-depth field issue analysis.
The design enables in-depth analysis of a case in a specific context.
High-throughput sequencing enables in-depth immune repertoire characterization, but blood samples are too small to capture its total diversity.
This efficiency enables in-depth analysis of the influences of different factors, as well as explicit exploration of all possible regulatory input combinations.
The combination with other detailed data (noise levels, biomarkers, and genetics) enables in-depth investigations and identification of critical windows of exposure.
We included only studies which used qualitative data and analyses, because qualitative data enables in-depth understanding of the range of attitudes of participants from their perspectives.
The iRefWeb PubMed Detail feature enables in-depth comparison of the information extracted by different databases for each publication that supports a given PPI.
It has proved to be highly effective in studies of vulnerable, stigmatised, deviant or closed social groups, such as drug takers, homeless people or those affected by HIV/AIDS, as it enables in-depth knowledge of group beliefs and behaviours to be built up and gaps in knowledge to be identified and filled [ 35, 36].
