Sentence examples for more thoroughly during from inspiring English sources

It's purpose is identify the people that they wish to question more thoroughly during the main visit six weeks later.

Later that night, he addressed the matter more thoroughly, during a speech in the city of West Bend, a suburb roughly forty miles north of Milwaukee, in Washington County, which is eighty-eight per cent white, and in which President Obama won just twenty-nine per cent of the 2012 vote.

Therefore, abundant chemical irrigation must be combined with mechanical instrumentation to remove the debris more thoroughly during root canal preparation.

Patient's attitudes will be more thoroughly explored during the next phase of this study in which general population will be surveyed and interviewed.

Subsequent to the Endocrinologic and Metabolic Drugs Advisory Committee recommendation, the FDA determined that concerns about CV risk should be more thoroughly addressed during antidiabetes drug development.

After considering the discussion at this meeting, as well as other available data and information, the FDA determined that effects on CV risk should be more thoroughly addressed during antidiabetes agent development (12).

The FDA determined that concerns about CV risk should be more thoroughly addressed during drug development; their newly issued guidelines will result in profound changes in the ways new antidiabetes drugs are evaluated and brought to market in the future (12).

In such trials it is often the case that the patients in the chemotherapy arm have their cardiac status more thoroughly assessed –both during treatment and during follow up- than do patients in the control arm.

However, future research should include observations of EMG amplitude (i.e., EMG impulse) and centre of pressure amplitude during APAs to more thoroughly study the nature of adaptations in APAs and stability of the spine and trunk.

This is a competing effect to the inputs from the lower atmosphere in comparison to the solar influence, and it should be investigated more thoroughly under the unusually low solar activity during solar cycle 24.

Kertész explored the subject more thoroughly in his series of "Distortions" photographs during the early 1930s.