Sentence examples for further qualification of from inspiring English sources

Another orthogonal finding demonstrated increased frequency of injection-site local toxicity observations for the Synthon EU FOGA in an in vivo daily dosing rat study, thus warranting further qualification of the link between compositional and functional differences in immunogenicity, and potential impact on long-term efficacy and safety.

The three surveys made similar conclusions but commonly failed to provide further qualification of the findings.

Further qualification of the term "serious" in the questionnaire could reduce possible differences in its interpretation.

Nevertheless, a report from the Medical Research Council (UK) [ 12] that followed the York Report added a further qualification on the viewpoint of the aesthetic component of fluorosis by stating: "Further studies should determine the public's perception of dental fluorosis with particular attention to the distinction between acceptable and aesthetically unacceptable fluorosis".

I would add a further qualification to the progressive dilemma.

There is further qualification and of an altogether more dramatic kind at the British Swimming Championships in Glasgow, with the results deciding the team for the Olympic Games.

Some countries legislate for the initial qualification and registration of the nurse as sufficient to undertake prescribing certain classes of medicines and in certain situations, for example Kenya, while others require further qualifications, for example Namibia.

This effects the way in which causal inferences are drawn and means they can only be suggestive and in need of further qualification and validation in larger studies looking a fewer variables.

The Domestic of the Schools nevertheless rose to such prominence that the sources frequently speak of the office as "the Domestic" without further qualification, and the power and influence of the post saw it frequently occupied by persons closely related to the emperor.

The use of training and further qualification as a human resources management tool is limited by financial resource constraints, of course.

Such companies normally relied on very well trained skilled workers and reacted to the change of tasks with further qualification measures.