Sentence examples for impetus to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The potential for a direct relationship between a SNP and aggressive prostate cancer provides impetus to evaluate the functionality of this SNP.

For the common and severe brain disorders (e.g., mood, anxiety, and psychotic disorders), the insufficiency of extant treatments has provided the impetus to evaluate the role of other targets/systems.

The fruitful use of DNA genotyping to confirm and refine our understanding of M. tuberculosis transmission in outbreaks provided the major impetus to evaluate the use of this technology in other settings and to determine its broader application as a tool in TB prevention and control.

Results of the current study provide an impetus to further evaluate the potency of these inhibitors against pathogenic P. aeruginosa strains in vivo and to design more potent antibacterial agents based on these AVS inhibitors.

These developments provided the impetus to re-evaluate and restructure brain tumour service provision for the Anglian Cancer Network.

As transitions can often lead to changes in personal and social identities or status which provide the impetus to re-evaluate behaviours, it provides an opportune time for changing behaviours [ 27].

While the use of outcome measures has generated increased interest in recent years [ 11, 12], the use of stroke specific measures such as the SIS 3.0 is also receiving a growing impetus in its use to evaluate QOL among stroke patients across cultures.

"It's an impetus to all of us to evaluate our work, to use less-invasive methods, and not to capture animals unless absolutely necessary".

More importantly, these findings provide a crucial impetus for further prospective studies to evaluate fully the ability of genetic or biochemical biomarkers to identify populations at risk of developing liver injury.

There is therefore clear impetus for a prospective randomised study to evaluate the appropriate perioperative therapeutic strategy for SRCs.

The VMEP workshop appears to have helped maintain the pragmatic impetus identified in antecedent research, concerning a "need to evaluate opportunities to improve complex post-disaster outcomes at a range of societal levels".