Sentence examples for making investigation from inspiring English sources
Making investigation reports public can resolve uncertainty, provide evidence of both wrongdoing (for sceptics), and prompt commitments to remedial action.
The mice developed multifocal bronchioalviolar neoplasias very rapidly and often died before four months of age, making investigation of the early events in carcinogenesis difficult.
Although this study took advantage of a natural experiment to examine changes in preterm birth and fetal growth, the duration of the reduction in air pollution was relatively long (~ 13 months), thus making investigation into the gestational age specific windows of pregnancy (e.g., first month or last month), when reduced air pollution might result in improved pregnancy outcomes, difficult.
Changing technology, meanwhile, was making investigations easier.
Meanwhile, Asbjørnsen became a naturalist, and, while making investigations along the fjords, he added to his collection of tales.
These effects have substantially altered many reefs in the Caribbean making investigations into the processes and mechanisms that promote coral resilience increasingly important.
The strong influence of the pump head on the membranes' lactate permeability makes investigation under real process conditions mandatory.
The complexity of this transport machinery makes investigation of processes such as tubular drug secretion a continuous challenge for researchers.
The combination of lacking data and increasing visibility of migration in public discourse and policy makes investigation of the scale and composition of emigration flows particularly useful.
The long latent interval from treatment to the development of clinical complications makes investigation of this process difficult, particularly in regard to the design of interventional clinical studies.
In addition, two tests were conducted using round-bar specimens with circumferential notches to make investigation of the effect of stress multiaxiality on creep damage.
