Sentence examples for makers to further from inspiring English sources

"It would be worthwhile for researchers and policy makers to further explore social network use in order to better understand which consumers may be particularly vulnerable to suffering negative psychological or social consequences," the authors wrote.

In 2002 Taiwan's government removed its ban on investment in Chinese semiconductor plants, but it has resisted lobbying from chip makers to further lower the barriers to moving production to the mainland.

The findings of this paper provide empirical evidences for policy makers to further the importance of interconnection and clusters of green infrastructure and plan strategic green hubs and corridors to more effectively manage stormwater runoff.

This research introduced the statistical analysis principle to help the decision makers to further understand the nature of the final ranking: confidence interval (CI) provided the decision-makers an interval where the ranking may be valid instead of a single absolute rank; and Tukey's HSD tests were done to show if the final score of alternatives were statistically different from each other.

While these costing methods were no doubt sound, simply reporting an aggregate cost provides little opportunity for researchers and policy makers to further integrate these estimates.

The ThSM can generate a number of feasible schemes under twelve scenarios, which allows decision makers to further adjust the obtained solutions and identify a desired one based on their experiences, economic situations, social and cultural conditions.

This research points to the necessity for decision-makers to further address the mutual importance of cities and maritime transport in their design of future planning and development policies.

That may force policy makers to consider further interventions.

Efficiency is a key concern of policy makers to encourage further development of the insurance industry.

If we lived in a litigation-free world, it might be easier for drug makers to go further than this.

Unfortunately, I suspect it is more likely that pressures on the Science Budget will reinforce the instinct of policy makers to seek further concentration.