Sentence examples for examination to better from inspiring English sources

The possibilities that non-orthologous enzymes catalyse reactions in this pathway (especially in the Archaea), or that there exist specific uptake mechanisms for the acquisition of shikimate intermediates or essential pathway products, warrant further examination to better understand the precise metabolic attributes of host-beneficial and pathogenic bacteria.

This pathway therefore merits further examination to better understand how, and with what consequences, DISC1 affects mitochondrial function in the developing and adult brain, and if/how this influences risk and/or progression of mental illness, or indeed Parkinson's disease and other neurodegenerative diseases where mitochondrial trafficking is defective.

Additionally, the testing method reported for most of the schools was oral exam, and this could be a problem in terms of objectivity of the results: we suggest the use of standard, written examinations, to better evaluate the achievement of core curriculum competences.

The purpose is to select the technology to bond the tiles, to qualify the different non-destructive examinations and to better define the relevant acceptance criteria for the serial production.

Aware that federal rape data are flawed, the Justice Department is investing millions of dollars in an examination of how to better collect information, including interviewing victims out of the presence of family members to increase their comfort levels.

The aim of this study was to investigate whether the voluntary development of OSCE stations by students leads to better examination results.

There is a need for detailed examination of available data to better understand why hospitalisations occur in New Zealand settings, in order to intervene rationally.

Future work including the establishment of a healthy skin programme would need to incorporate examination of household contacts to better estimate the burden of scabies infections.

Examining how dysfunction in these body systems affects LUTS in future EDIC examinations will be important to better understanding this association.

Future longitudinal studies considering the cardio-metabolic risk factors and genetic examinations should be accomplished to better characterize the nature of the nutritional transition documented in the current study.

Further examination and analysis are needed to better understand the contributing factors to HW motivation and retention, and to better understand the varying degrees to which different incentives influence HW motivation and job satisfaction.