Sentence examples for further more intensive from inspiring English sources
The long regions with small p-values can therefore be set aside for further, more intensive analyses, such as searching for multiple binding events or sequence motifs.
Further more intensive studies seem to be necessary to resolve the exact phylogenetic position of the bryozoans and to examine the question of lophophorate monophyly.
When symptoms persist, patients are referred to their GP to discuss further (more intensive) treatment and to discuss the use of medication.
However, in view of the relatively weak node confidence, strand-biased nucleotide composition and long-branch attraction artifact, further more intensive studies seem necessary to resolve the exact position of the pycnogonids.
However, since node confidence values supporting the Pycnogonida inclusion within Arachnida are slightly low and the possibility of long-branch attraction artifact still remains, further more intensive studies seem necessary to resolve the problem.
In addition, areas in need of further and more intensive scientific research, as depression, cognitive deficits, and tremor, were identified.
The concluding remarks introduce two more factors related to the intrinsic nature of human behavior – adaptation and culture – as topics for further and more intensive investigation.
Although nausea, vomiting, sedation, and confusion had little influence on the need for hospitalization, they may be reduced further by more intensive multimodal non-opioid pain management (Lunn et al. 2011).
Further and more intensive studies combining biochemistry and genetic regulation of these pathways may improve our understanding of alliin production and translocation in garlic and probably other Allium plants.
Furthermore, the analysis in this paper further provides a more intensive understanding of these experimental results.
Patients infected with organisms with identical RFLP patterns were studied further by a more intensive review and contact tracing to identify possible epi-links.
