Sentence examples for more thoroughly studied from inspiring English sources
Experts say no virus, even polio, has been more thoroughly studied than H.I.V.
The results, he noted, also will enable comparisons of Asian Americans with three more thoroughly studied groups: African Americans, Latinos and non-Hispanic whites.
Because the event occurred relatively recently and the fragments have been unaffected by other events, they can be more thoroughly studied for insights into the dynamics of the processes that helped form the planets.
But scientists know from other more thoroughly studied rodents that dominant males often do much more signaling -- marking their territories with a spray of urine and a smear of their anal region and surrounding scent glands, for instance -- than less successful males.
A plane stress model was used in the test to simulate excavation directions in both the strike direction and the dip direction, thus overlying strata movement characteristics can be more thoroughly studied.
These landraces and their partners in this subpopulation should be more thoroughly studied in order to determine the genetic and physiological background of their drought resistance and rooting traits.
She said the project's cost creep is one of the reasons the town has called for the state to more thoroughly study less expensive transit options, such as a rapid bus system.
The P. infestans and H. arabidopsidis kinomes were comprehensively compared to more thoroughly study how kinomes evolved over a broader evolutionary distance.
An even clearer behavioral contrast between RI and CO would be preferable to more thoroughly study RI effects on neural processes.
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.
According to Sherk, "Knight forced Gibney to renounce the idea of surgical treatment of musculoskeletal deformity" whereupon Gibney resigned and toured European hospitals to more thoroughly study surgical treatment [ 6].
