Sentence examples for for a broader study from inspiring English sources

Attorney General Janet Reno said she was "troubled" by the apparent racial and geographic divide and called for a broader study of the "bias" issue by outside experts.

Dr. Arnold said that if the results bore out that neurofeedback was making the difference, he would seek financing for a broader study, with as many as 100 subjects.

This paper reports on the moral framing that emerged from the data collected for a broader study of the experience of CTOs from patients' and workers' perspectives.

The European Commission communication has been a very useful input to the debates on the precautionary principle, and it has helped initiate what the Commission stressed was "not the last word" but was, rather, the point of departure for a broader study of the conditions in which risks should be assessed, appraised, managed, and communicated.

Broad search terms (e.g., sexual and health, abortion, termination, STI, safe and sex, teenage and pregnancy) were used to ensure a wide range of articles could be assessed for inclusion as part of a broader study of representations of sexual health issues in the British print media in 2010 (Martin, Hilton, and McDaid 2013).

He has also been working for three years on a broader study of references to fungi in Western literature.

The president asked then for a broad study that would look at the effects of radiation and chemical hazards from uranium, plutonium and other substances.

The summary table we presented makes it clear that there is a current need for a broad study of quality attributes in order to better understand the NoSQL ecosystem, and it would be interesting to conduct research in this domain.

The homology models were analyzed for a broad study of the proteins.

However the comprehensive HIV interaction data offers opportunity for a broad study of the evolution of host-pathogen interactions.

The findings presented here indicate a need for broader study of this issue, not only from a quantitative perspective but also using a qualitative approach, in order to better understand differential medication expenses between immigrants and native-born individuals [ 28].