Sentence examples for encourage examination of from inspiring English sources

"I hope that the broad impact of [Lambert's] results is to encourage examination of other warm climate viviparous species" belonging to other lizard and snake families, says Matthew Brandley, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Sydney in Australia, who was not involved with the work.

The increasing occurrence of school shootings in America - a kind of Take Our Parents' Guns to School movement for alienated teenage males - has encouraged further examination of the pathologies of a standard boyhood.

The ability of enaminone E121 to reduce pro-inflammatory cytokines in our laboratory encouraged further examination of its structural scaffold.

We also discuss a number of avenues for future research with a view to encouraging further examination of the role that emotions play in the audit process.

Recent advances in polymer layered silicate nanocomposites especially improve flammability resistance; encourage the examination of this unique class of evolving materials as potential ablatives.

The unique biological properties of PGON, in same ways similar to cell-penetrating peptides, strongly encourage the examination of other novel guanidino containing macromolecules as powerful and selective antimicrobial agents.

A general scepticism about cultural honours boards is encouraged by examination of the record of the Nobel prize in literature.

For instance the development context encourages the examination of capabilities of the health system to support priority research as well as acting on evidence when available.

We encourage more careful examination of local variation in clinical culture and economic circumstances to help explain the Los Angeles and San Francisco results.

Interprofessional education: embedding interprofessional educational and practice capabilities in all health professional curricula could encourage even-handed examination of the contribution of CAM practitioners to patient health care, referral and co-management.

The recent research reviewed here demonstrate improvements in many risk factors, such as weight, saturated fats, inflammation and other biomarkers, as a consequence of consuming well-formulated low-carbohydrate diets, and this work should encourage continued close examination of their therapeutic value.