Sentence examples for longer term studies from inspiring English sources

Crawford said much longer term studies were needed to confirm the extent of any effect of omega-3 on children's brains at school age.

Those questions will only be answered by longer term studies, which are underway in several countries.

"The question now is will it reduce mortality and that will require longer term studies.

Our results highlight the importance of longer term studies as a basis for management guidelines for biodiversity conservation.

Cover crops may slightly improve soil hydraulic properties but longer term studies are needed to evaluate its long term effects.

"We need to do longer term studies before we can think of moving to clinical trials," she says.

She also stressed the possibility that sexual side effects in female cyclists might be noticeable only in longer-term studies.

Faced with that trend, the institutes have commissioned the first longer-term studies of saw palmetto's effectiveness and side effects.

"We need to see results from longer-term studies before we can give specific diet advice to breast cancer patients.

They also called for longer-term studies of patients on narcotics; we're still waiting for those to be performed.

Thus, there is a need for larger, longer-term studies to determine whether antibiotics can produce a modest reduction in heart attacks, Dr. Muhlestein's team said.