Sentence examples for needs further elaboration from inspiring English sources

His view of the current state of psychoanalysis needs further elaboration on two fronts.

And so the job description needs further elaboration to include that requirement.

Exploration of patients' dyads, however, is rare and needs further elaboration as to the significance of fellow patients.

According to some commentators, however, the UN criterion needs further elaboration (see Hitchcock and Sober 2004 and Lipton 2005), while others have criticized it as essentially wrong-headed (see Howson 1990 and Mayo 1991, 2014; also see Votsis 2014).

According to van der Straten et al. [[31]], the Manchester Triage System can be used to identify non-urgent and some more urgent patients who can be treated by the GP, although triaging non-urgent patients with extremity problems to either the GP or the ED needs further elaboration.

The use of a mineral source of soda, however, is unprecedented for this time and place and needs further elaboration.

If the point needed further elaboration, which it probably doesn't, the online games section of Lifetime's Web site offers one game called Fashion Solitaire and another called Hostile Makeover: A Fashion Murder Mystery Game.

Although Locke's ideas were radical even quietly revolutionary in his time, his answers to questions (1) through (3) would need further elaboration, and even some alteration, as the theory and practice of democracy continued to develop.

Our findings reveal particular aspects of this synergy and point to areas needing further elaboration.

Robust estimation of those parameters, in an adaptive scheme is an issue that need further elaboration and is a subject of ongoing research along with the application to other problems of methods [28, 45, 46] that could directly benefit from an effective solution to this problem.

Likewise, the specific interactions leading to BMSC neural-like differentiation probably involve complex interactions with multiple proteins and/or signaling pathways that will need further elaboration.