Sentence examples for more research using from inspiring English sources
More research using ergosterol measurements for fungal exposure assessment would be useful to better understand the association of fungal exposure with health.
The scientists will return to the same region on an expedition in December for more research, using a Navy vehicle that can accommodate two scientists and a pilot to depths of up to nearly 15,000 feet.
Our findings support the calls for more research using policy-relevant measures in order to better inform urban planning guidance, and suggests that if current spatially derived urban policies were implemented, it may increase transport walking.
More research using sound theoretical models in hearing healthcare is warranted.
Ms Hoole told BBC Scotland earlier this month she hoped more research using new technology could be done on the remains and site in the future.
Moreover, while the primary focus of this paper has been on price relationships between orange suppliers to Russia, more research using different and approaches is needed to provide a quantitative assessment of the trade implications of NTBs on the access and competitiveness of Egyptian orange exports on the Russian market.
This is contrary to previous research that used discrete points on the lifting curve to analyze sex-based differences, but agrees with more recent research using more complex analysis techniques.
More research into human sepsis is required, and, we believe, not yet more sepsis research using the failed animal modeling paradigm.
In addition to research topics, more researchers used exploratory research methods; as for empirical research methods, surveys were carried out by more researchers than case studies and experiments.
More fungal research using choice trials to assess these 'neighbor effects' is logical, given increased use of mixed, composite, and hybrid materials.
In part these challenges stem from a need for more translational research using well-established animal simulations [5], in which homologies are demonstrated between the human clinical presentation and animals' behavioral responses.
