Sentence examples for more careful study from inspiring English sources

The authors said the results were quite likely to intensify calls for a government review of British treatment standards for such patients, and perhaps to prompt more careful study of treatment for aggressive behavior in patients with a wide variety of diagnoses.

Longer term results and more careful study are needed of this interesting and optimistic finding.

"One important implication of our results is to call for a more careful study of the market structure.

Moorthy et al. (1997, p. 276) pointed out "the need for a more careful study of the allocation of search effort across information sources".

Polymer-encapsulated QDs are essentially nontoxic to cells and animals, but their long-term in vivo toxicity and degradation need more careful study.

In order to make a more careful study of performances of each model, statistical analyses of the measures were made for each data file, aiming to measure the deviations between simulated and measured values.

More careful studies have not borne out a link, he said, and the very large Health Professionals Study at Harvard found "absolutely no increased risk of heart disease with four cups of regular coffee a day or even more".

Then, more careful studies of children living in lead-contaminated environments showed that blood levels from 40 to 60 micrograms also took a significant toll on the developing brain, lowering I.Q.

Justice Antonin Scalia's assertion that only 0.027 percent of convicted felons are wrongly imprisoned was a Potemkin number derived from a prosecutor's back-of-the-envelope estimate; more careful studies suggest the rate might be between 3 and 5 percent.

While the aberrations of grating-based plasmonic collimation systems are worth more careful studies, the increased side lobe level is of little concern in the present application: the area of the detector placed at the image plane can be chosen large enough to capture all side lobes with significant amplitude.

These complex relations between Benjamin, Schmitt, and Derrida have become the subject of a number of recent studies, including Agamben's State of Exception (2004) (Bredekamp 1999, 247 266; Liska 2009), although more careful studies have emphasized the clear divergences between Benjamin's position and those of Derrida and of Schmitt (Tomba 2009, 131 132; Averlar 2005, 79 106; Weber 2008, 176 194).