Sentence examples for more thorough study of from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, he made a more thorough study of Socialist writers.

Last month, Mr. Hevesi asked the department to delay the new consent agreement until it had completed a more thorough study of the spill's environmental impact.

For those interested in a more thorough study of climate change or who are interested in specific aspects of it, the course offers numerous optional resources.

He also ordered a more thorough study of traffic control operations than the review of staffing and work schedules that the agency had previously announced.

The much higher estimate released this week reflects more thorough study of the other health and environmental costs of subsidising fossil fuels.

To allow a more thorough study of t(15 17), we designed small (0.9 3.6 kb), target-specific, single-copy probes from the human genome sequence.

Although the biocompatibility of GNRs has known to be favorable compared to other nanoparticles [ 33], to test the potential practical use of this technique, more thorough study on the cell viability along with PA sensitivity using different concentrations of GNRs are required.

And according to the Pew Research Center, which has been conducting one of the more thorough studies of Twitter, Internet users ages 18 to 29 in the United States are the most likely to use the network, making a Twitter theme hotel a distinct way to speak with that demographic.

In recent years, more thorough studies of the mechanism of drug resistance in breast cancer have shown that this process is very complex and requires multiple factors [ 24].

Using a greatly expanded set of genes and species allows for more thorough studies of the molecular evolution of synonymous codon usage across lineages with the hope of answering questions pertaining to the stability of evolutionary parameters, such as mutation rates, population sizes and patterns of natural selection.

Overall, a more thorough study and review of the IPCC's procedures may spark the necessary improvements presented by the hearing's witnesses.