Sentence examples for increasing previous research from inspiring English sources

Despite the increasing previous research work, the channel models of DAS lack generality.

The charity aims to raise more than £100 million over the next decade to specifically target the critical gaps in breast cancer research, increasing previous investment in every area of our work.

Individuals are asked to classify their own income along a discrete scale of 14 income "brackets," with interval size increasing from $5,000 to $30,000.20 Previous research (Scheve and Slaughter 2001; Mayda 2006) shows that the correlation between education and immigration attitudes is a function of labor force participation.

Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) effectively reduced depression, anxiety and stress, and increased mindfulness in previous research with other populations, but there is sparse evidence regarding its effectiveness for nursing students in Korea.

The detected bin numbers in our data were approximately a 4.09-fold (1,619 bins) [ 35] to 2.84-fold (2,334 bins) [ 30] increase compared with previous research on rice.

Instead of the 800-year lag between temperature and carbon dioxide increases found in some previous research, their work suggests that the lag as the ice age started to end was less than 200 years, and possibly there was no lag at all.

In their study on the neuroanatomy of normal variation in aggressive behavior, Visser et al. (2014) report an association between typically developing female adolescents' aggression and hippocampus volume, but in the opposite direction compared to previous research: increased hippocampal volume was related to aggression in girls.

Similar to previous research reporting increased variability in metabolic demand with increased BWS [9], we also found increased variability (from 0.999 down to 0.929) from 0 and 30% BWS; however, our coefficients of determinations (R 2) were substantially higher than those of previous studies [9, 23, 24].

We found a noteworthy trend toward increasing effect estimates with increasing ROB which is consistent with previous research [ 16].

Reported natural disasters are steadily increasing, yet there is limited previous research explicitly exploring the predictors of disaster resiliency among older people from typhoon-hit provinces.

Previous research linked increased attention to novel images with increased performance in early education.