Sentence examples for need for enquiry from inspiring English sources

Expert opinion supports this, citing the need for enquiry into family dynamics, schooling and peer relationships as issues relevant to management success.

Expert opinion supports this, citing the need for enquiry into family dynamics, schooling and peer relationships as issues relevant to management success.  .

Our data therefore support the concept of EGFR resistance mediated through induced IGF1R signalling supporting the need for further enquiry regarding the potential utility of combinatorial therapy.

If any of the individual items were endorsed with scores of 2 or 3, this may indicate the need for further enquiry addressing those items (Example 4).

Our review is the first to undertake a comprehensive mapping of multimorbidity studies in South Asia and demonstrates the need for systematic enquiries on multimorbidity to be undertaken in this region.

Patients and prescribers cannot easily tell from a package what it contains, and whether it will fulfil the promise of cure or relief of symptoms: they need to trust the disembedded mechanisms that are designed to assure quality, prevent fraud and obviate the need for further enquiries.

One such randomised controlled trial [ 18] – and the researchers' careful reflection upon it [ 19] – demonstrated the need for very deliberate enquiry with a multi-centre design.

The results suggest the need for further research into this paradox although in many cases, potential areas of enquiry are currently hampered by a lack of available, comparable, data.

Shaker's case reinforces the urgent need for the judge-led enquiry into UK complicity in torture that the prime minister promised in 2010 but then backtracked on".

Students, meanwhile, resorted to searching for clarifying pieces of information through DTP3 ('Judgment of the need for further general or clarifying enquiry') more often to make sense of clinical information.

The differences in overall utilization across DTPs were considerable, with DTP3 ('Judgment of the need for further general or clarifying enquiry') being used 227 times versus DTP13 being used only 2 times ('Active elimination of an interpretation') (see Table 2).