Sentence examples for more in depth analyses from inspiring English sources

However, for more in depth analyses of trade-offs and synergies where driving forces of interactions need to be determined, more sophisticated methods are needed.

The MSR is a challenging mission with the purpose of sending a Lander to Mars, acquire samples from its surface/subsurface and bring them back to Earth for further, more in depth, analyses.

In addition, more in depth analyses will be needed to better understand the influences of these variables on perceived age e.g. the location, duration and intensity of optimal physical activity.

Some more in depth analyses should be performed in order to test their claim and to propose a more precise interpretation of the data.

Additionally, the ongoing sequencing of DArT markers from rye genotyping panel will soon enable more in depth analyses, such as candidate gene identification.

To the question on how and to which extent the expert opinions could be used in the policy process, it was again mentioned that it is a good starting point for more in depth analyses.

Until then we'll be here to keep examining our favorite show, so stay tuned for more in-depth analyses from your resident PLL experts!

Do check out the case studies and good practices to find out more, as they will be able to provide you with much more in-depth analyses than we can provide in this post.

The development of improved methods for reconstitution of recombinant Mediator subassemblies is enabling more in-depth analyses of basic features of the mechanisms by which Mediator interacts with and controls the activity of pol II and the general initiation factors.

Limitations may include limited study numbers, the use of a single coder, a need for more in-depth analyses of variation in form VR intervention, and omission of presence as a moderating factor.

The dp-index is not as representative an indicator as more in-depth analyses involving many other aspects, such as teaching, resources, and size, but it can serve as a robust guideline for departmental evaluation.