Sentence examples for further exploring the question from inspiring English sources

Mark Cooper (Melbourne, Australia) put the trial results in context, further exploring the question of benefit versus harm, the significance of the renal findings, and the trial's clinical implications.

"My Avant-Garde Education" tracks a similar set of ambiguities but takes them further, exploring the questions raised not just by life but also by the pursuit of art.

To address the study questions, this study employed a convenience sample, resulting in the attendant limitations in terms of generalizability; future replication with a larger, nationally representative sample of adolescents involved with the juvenile justice system will be critical to following up with and further exploring the questions posed in our research.

Future research should further explore the question of how local regulation affects the spatial patterns of new housing and preserved open space.

Perhaps Pokémon Go will get some people to further explore the question of information security, and perhaps even get involved in broader internet freedom movements that demand things like transparency, better privacy standards, and the codification of the internet as a public good.

Together with a simple computer model, aimed at explaining the consequences of SOD modulation in the mitochondrial compartment, we then use these insights to further explore the question whether the lack of lifespan reduction in GA480 really represents a strong challenge to the notion that ROS might contribute to the determination of lifespan in C. elegans.

Concluding, this study has further explored the question which respondent characteristics influence TTO scores.

We further explored the question of what effects the ds cDNA column cleanup step itself had on amplification.

With these observations in hands, we decided to further explore the question of functional organization of interbands.

To further explore the question of co-occurrence of AP-1-binding sites, the frequency of AP-1 sites in phylogenetically conserved domains was also examined.

Given the desire to further explore the question of how the UMMS elective impacted their perceptions of patient care and the patient-provider relationship, all 102 individuals were invited to participate in in-depth interviews.