Sentence examples for further inquiry about from inspiring English sources

From a public health perspective, these results should lead to further inquiry about the causes of high rates, sector by sector.

The GSLC VRL is most appropriate for confirmatory inquiry employed by a less experienced audience, or as an introduction to the conceptual basis of gel electrophoresis with the aim to motivate further inquiry about specific interactions between variables.

These antitrust challenges are currently in the discovery stage but, if not settled, could lead to further inquiry about the power of teams in a sports league to collectively sell broadcast rights.

On further inquiry about particular eating habits, the patient disclosed an almost daily consumption of pieces of chalk >2 years.

"All this took place over a year ago and since that time he has ignored all further inquiries about access to the contents of the case.

"We did not respond to further inquiries about the specific security remedies and enhancements taken as we typically do not share the specifics of Tinder's security measures.

On Thursday, Mr. Siller, the adjutant for the charity's New York office, referred all further inquiries about the investigation to a newly hired public relations representative in Albany, who also declined to comment.

The typescript of this fiftysomething page text [reference: Readers' Edition, Faber, 2015] was submitted to Faber as the work of a pseudonymous author, Dimidius, by a literary agent, Curtis Brown, who declared he was neither at liberty to reveal the author's name, nor much interested in further inquiries about it.

It is highly unlikely that the further inquiries about relatively small mentioned by Judge Boasberg would have even a negligible impact on the overall safety features of the line.

There was no multicollinearity with both SES indicators in the model (Tolerance statistic for parental educational attainment level = 0.72 and Tolerance statistic for family income = 0.68), thus no further inquiries about collinearity were deemed necessary.

John Yates, the assistant commissioner of the Met, said in a statement Sunday that the police would consider reopening the criminal inquiry if fresh evidence of wrongdoing emerges and would consult prosecutors about whether further inquiry was appropriate.