Sentence examples for more intense studies from inspiring English sources

More intense studies from 2002 to 2004 have further defined the occupied habitat.

More intense studies are needed to determine the survival benefit, cost feasibility, and the right moment to begin the therapy.

However, because of the FDR > 0.10 these data need more intense studies and additional future evaluations to determine potential important biological functions.

Instead, the brief scenes devoted to such grownup complications as trouble at the office and the secrets of the maternal heart distract us with thoughts of what "Mary Poppins" could have been: a smaller, more intense study of life's disappointments.

On the other hand, the development of Aristotelian natural philosophy at the hands of Western masters may have encouraged their Greek-speaking colleagues to a more intense study of the relevant texts.

Prof Mary-Alice Coffroth from the University of Buffalo, who was not involved in the study, hailed the new age estimate as "an important result". "The threats of climate change and other anthropogenic perturbations have underscored the need for more intense study of reefs and coral resilience," she told the BBC.

This analysis will help to plan for a more intense study in BioCreative IV.

The effect may have been mediated by the interactive components resulting in more intense study of the materials.

There are also bible stories initially designed for children that you can get to make your initial learning a little swifter before (or while) doing more intense study.

In the past several decades, NTDs have been the object of more intense epidemiological studies than other types of birth defects because of the more severe outcomes of NTDs, including fatalities or disability.

The availability of the rabbit genome assembly together with high throughput genomic tools should pave the way for more intense genomic studies for this species, which is known to be a very relevant biomedical model in immunology and physiology.