Sentence examples for impetus for study from inspiring English sources

There was massive waterfowl aberrance and death that happened in Kesterson Reservoir of California, and selenium-poisoning of the residents in Yutangba, Enshi, Hubei, China which provided impetus for study envitronmental geochemistry of Se.

The impetus for studying the tensile properties of gear steels is to ensure that steels used in gears have sufficient tensile strength to prevent failure when gears are subjected to tensile or fatigue loads, and to provide basic design information on the strength of 815M17 steel.

These findings provide further impetus for studies that could clarify/provide proof-of-concept that duplications of SERA genes were associated with the parasites' expansion of host range and the evolutionary conundrums of multigene families in Plasmodium.

Our study results serve as an impetus for studying more patients with systemic and nonsystemic signs and symptoms over multiple seasons and geographic areas and for including PCR analysis of skin lesions in future studies.

Concerns about porpoise populations' sustainability has arisen from high mortality rates reported in commercial gillnet fisheries [ 3], and was the impetus for studies of population structure (reviewed by [ 61]).

The establishment of large cohorts of patients in Europe (http://mitocohort.ncl.ac.uk/; http://mitonet.org/) and North America (http://www.rarediseasesnetwork.org/namdc/index.htm) has provided the impetus for studies to tackle this problem.

The rapid development of molecule-based technologies that has started to permeate our everyday life has created a new impetus for studying the interaction and supramolecular assemblies of functional molecular units on surfaces as these lie at the heart of several device architectures.

As such, this research provides new impetus for studies aimed at testing the effect of equivalent mutations in heterologous systems and constitutes an invitation to 'ribosomologists' to contribute to the improvement of HIA predictions, thus leading to higher diagnostic accuracy in mitochondrial clinics.

The impetus for this study arose when study investigators (GD, JB) noted that residents in a long-term care facility often expressed verbal and non-verbal manifestations of discomfort or refusal to be placed in HF.

The impetus for this study was two previous studies, one from Quebec [ 6] and the other from the Netherlands [ 7].

A major impetus for this study was the lack of studies documenting temporal trends in IBD-related outcomes.