Sentence examples for further research characterizes from inspiring English sources
As further research characterizes what takes place in the parasite at such a dose of CQ, novel compounds specifically targeting the mediators of this PCD pathway may be optimally designed for antimalarial use.
Using large amounts of supplemental fat, especially CNO, to decrease abundance of protozoa requires further research to characterize benefits versus risks, especiallywhen combined with Rumensin.
These results expand our knowledge about A. platys and encourage further research to characterize genetic diversity of A. platys strains worldwide.
Further research to characterize the microbial communities of related species, investigating the variation in communities in relation to geography and/or different life stages, could contribute to a better understanding of the complex symbiotic relationships of beetles with microorganisms and the impact of microorganisms on the host lifecycle.
Further research on other characterized cell preparations and larger numbers of samples are important to gain insight into the mechanisms that control DNA methylation at specific sites in the genome.
Further research identifying and characterizing these biomarkers could potentially lead to therapeutics that prevent disease progression.
This problem is worthy of further research to further characterize risk factors, and to investigate approaches to intervene at multiple levels to prevent disagreement and improve overall satisfaction with and outcomes of spine surgery.
This study highlights the need for further research to better characterize time-dependent barriers to initiating home-based therapies and to develop interventions which will reduce these barriers.
We are presently undertaking further research to fully characterize the identified novel protein-coding genes to provide insight into the functional and structural significance of this trend in the genome of S. japonicum.
Although further research could better characterize the relationship of rodent mammary gland development to human development, participants at a workshop of > 50 academic and government scientists, half of whose research focuses on mammary gland biology and toxicology, agreed that the rat and mouse are useful models for mammary gland development and carcinogenesis (Rudel et al. 2011).
Further research is needed to characterize the structures of galangin conjugates and to evaluate the biological activities of these metabolites.
