Sentence examples for further extensive sampling from inspiring English sources

The lack of these sequence types from environmental samples highlights the need for further extensive sampling of C. gattii VGII isolates in Australia.

Finer-scale temporal analyses of CMGs to precisely scale the relative contributions of human and insect transmission to their movement dynamics will require further extensive sampling in the SWIO region.

This result needs hence to be confirmed by further analyses with more extensive sampling from East Asia.

We further hypothesize that more extensive sampling will reveal that pterulaceous-attacking Escovopsis will fall into two clades associated with the two pterulaceous cultivar groups (G2 and G4).

This may suggest a common vicariance cause, such as changes in drainage basin structure and patterns of flow, but could be further addressed with more extensive sampling from this region.

Whether different mechanisms of colour production have different intrinsic levels of variability, is an intriguing issue that could be pursued further based on a more extensive sampling across bird species and coloured patches.

However, further genetic studies, including more extensive sampling throughout the natural range of each species, including the contact zone, are needed to settle this issue.

Our study reveals that many taxonomic problems remain to be resolved for these morphologically similar species and work on this topic is currently underway (Wake et al. in prep .. Further alpha-taxonomic work and extensive sampling from the upper Amazon and Andes is much needed, though hampered by difficulty in collecting these rare amphibians from remote regions.

In this study, however, the limitation of clinical sample collection and difficulty in directly amplifying full-length S gene from raw clinical samples restricted further extensive study for dynamic mutant distributions of the virus.

Hence, even though we were unable to validate this potential biomarker of SCI severity by WB, we feel that this protein needs to be investigated further, with more extensive sample pre-fractionation prior to quantification.

This could indicate strong isolation but deserves further attention via a much more extensive sampling of the continental populations.