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Looking more deeply at the data, Professor Bates said, reveals other promising trends.

But I think those who criticise Corbyn should look more deeply at his record.

They have time to look more deeply at themselves, to learn more about themselves," he said.

As the technology advances and allows papers to look more deeply at performance metrics, newsrooms may find that there is just some data they would rather not know.

This richly imagined novel, the final installment of a trilogy that began with "Old Filth," looks more deeply at the life of its hero's nemesis.

"The conspiracy charge permits us to look more deeply at the conduct and all of the players involved in perpetuating this conduct in the corporate entity," Mr. Goodwin said.

Finally, when he was about to become a father, Foer felt compelled to think about the issue more deeply, and, at the same time, to write about it.

The pop music you hear in your teenage years affects you more deeply than at any other time in your life.

Now they are heading off to college, where they will be immersed in technology more deeply than at any time of their young lives.

Two recent studies have probed the characteristics of DCS signals more deeply, looking at whether the pulsatile nature of blood flow and/or the presence of extravascular tissue shearing contribute to the observed diffusive scatterer dynamics.

Children with encephalopathies of undetermined aetiology were more likely to present with diarrhoea, hypoxia, signs of severe pneumonia, severe dehydration, be more deeply comatose at admission and have admission hypokalaemia compared with those in whom an organism had been identified (supplementary table 4).