Sentence examples for meaningful conduct from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the development and utilisation of innovative methods to facilitate the early identification of high-risk patients with the LIPS and the standardisation of potential confounding co-interventions with CLIP will address key barriers to studying ALI prevention measures and is expected to lay a framework for the meaningful conduct of future ALI prevention studies as well.

Therefore, it is meaningful to conduct research by comparing the characteristics of these two types of sandstone, especially the micropetrology, formation mechanisms, and differences in reservoir properties.

Furthermore, since a significant portion of CHP technologies are implemented in natural gas power plants, it is meaningful to conduct an analysis focused on CHP technologies in natural gas powered systems [40].

(3) It would be clinically meaningful to conduct a study on treatment preferences or treatment availability for Taiwanese outpatients with MDD.

Due to the research question and to the heterogeneity in economic evaluation methodologies it is neither feasible nor meaningful to conduct a meta-analysis [ 12].

It will be meaningful to conduct fine mapping of these QTLs, isolate the target genes, and understand whether linkage or pleiotropic effect.

Here, the QTLs we reported were still distant to the flanking markers with linkage distance, therefore, it will be meaningful to conduct fine mapping of these QTLs, isolate the target genes, and understand whether linkage or pleiotropic effects are responsible.

We ended the data collection when we felt the "saturation point" was reached, that more interviews would add so little information that it would not be meaningful to conduct further interviews [ 20].

In the future, it might be wise and meaningful to conduct meta-analyses that are restricted to specific types of interventions, for example gratitude interventions, strengths-based interventions and well-being therapy, just as has already been carried out with, for example, mindfulness and life review.

These results suggest that TAS-102 showed anti-tumour effects in colorectal cancer patients refractory to standard treatment and thus may be a promising agent, and it is meaningful to conduct the phase II trials of TAS-102 on colorectal cancer patients.

Determining the duration of protection is difficult with a relatively short-lived (approximately 2 yrs) animal such as a hamster; such studies are more meaningful when conducted by using longer-lived species such as horses or humans.