Sentence examples for further research interest from inspiring English sources

Over time, Luci became the subject of further research interest by her family, and in particular her grandmother, who participated in the original pilot project.

Despite the development of multi-stage digester designs intend a breakthrough for process segregation and existing opportunities in this aspect needed further research interest to attain better performance of the system.

Although there have been a few attempts to measure it, they fizzled out as it proved as slippery as a horoscope and a search of PubMed reveals little further research interest in it since the turn of the century.

The suggestion of a therapeutic mechanism based on miRNA regulation of autophagy (a ubiquitous process of cellular subsistence) has also been raised in our prior studies, and this is a theme that has subsequently gained further research interest under the banner of "oncophagy" 10.

Simulation results of coordinated path following of underactuated AUVs in 3D space are presented and further research interests are discussed.

These biological processes will be developed with evolved understanding and continued investigation of cellular and molecular mechanisms [ 34], which could be further research interests in the field.

A decade later he was visiting countries like Holland and Denmark to further research his interest in furniture design and, upon his father's death in 1957, he decided to forego his original intentions of a life in the church and instead make his hobby his profession.

It is hoped that this will encourage further research and interest aimed at minimizing this complication.

Such commercial activities have prompted further fundamental research interest in fluid and bubble dynamics, transport phenomena and the scale up effects of three-phase fluidization systems.

Further, increasing research interest relies on the generalization of Fixed Point Theory to more general spaces than the usual metric spaces such as, for instance, ordered or partially ordered spaces (see, e.g., [3 5]).

The findings have positive implications on evidence-based medicine and career progression, and suggest the need to further stimulate research interest by exposing residents to other potential uses of health research, outside patient care and career progression.