Sentence examples for further disentangle from inspiring English sources

Novel techniques are required to further disentangle responses to multi-level drivers and discuss alternative landscape development trajectories.

Our findings further emphasise the prevalence of context dependency (spatio-temporal variability) in metacommunity studies, thus we stress the need to further disentangle the causes of such variation.

Promising progress in Big data analytics and machine learning could further disentangle this still difficult maze to extract meaningful mental disorders' onset, course and treatment predictors (Monteith et al. 2016; Torous et al. 2016).

To further disentangle multimorbidity and its relation with psychosocial characteristics, by categorizing combinations of diseases within a patient as general or disease-related susceptibility, based on the presence or absence of a pathophysiological communality of diseases.

Furthermore, we find that tumors with similar architectures may in fact be produced through different mechanisms, and we propose future work to further disentangle the mechanisms involved in DCIS progression.

To further disentangle the complex effects of broad-scale environmental drivers versus fine-scale landscape complexity on arthropod communities and biocontrol services, future research in rice agroecosystems should focus on a more detailed quantification of landscape heterogeneity and examine its effect at multiple spatial scales.

"Her third husband was from New Mexico," Ford says, further disentangling his family history.

To people actually interested in how the climate works, however, seeing what happens in a very strong negative AO may prove a boon, by allowing the roles of different processes in ice loss to be further disentangled.

Further disentangling the mechanisms by which community mobilization works to enhance outcomes is vital to improving HIV prevention programming.

The mediator could be multivariate, but if so its constituent variables are considered en bloc: the direct effect acts around them all, and the indirect effect is through at least one of them without being further disentangled.

These results called for further studies disentangling whether social origin of introduced eggs or recipient workers influenced the acceptance of foreign eggs, and testing potential association between chemical profiles and social origin of eggs.