Sentence examples for regarding future studies from inspiring English sources
Regarding future studies, it is worth noting that more empirical studies about ZW implementation are necessary, particularly with regard to educational practices designed to promote changes in user behavior.
Several limitations to the current literature and consideration regarding future studies are presented below.
Thus, regarding future studies, we look forward to comparing results with satisfactory statistical strength, between groups of patients that would be too small to study in each country alone.
Regarding future study, we give the following recommendations: (1) study the impact of correlated (burst) losses; (2) study the impact of losses that are caused by real propagation problems or channel overload, instead of artificially generating these losses.
In this regard, future studies on mechanical activation of muscle should focus on the mechanism by which the action of NO remains tightly linked to RYR2 activation.
In this regard, future studies utilizing Sprn0/0 mice should prove informative.
In this regard, future studies are required to map the binding sites of FBN1 and FBN2 on ADAMTSL2.
In this regard, future studies will need to address pericentric transcript levels in the H3f3b KO MEF lines examined here.
In this regard, future studies testing the monophyly of Neogastropoda based on mt genome sequence data will need to include a thorough sampling of main caenogastropod lineages.
In this regard, future studies should investigate in more detail the balance between opposing professional and system perspectives of integration and the need of relational trust- versus transactional control-based collaboration mechanisms to bridge the different, and sometimes polar, perspectives.
In this regard, future studies might consider whether both these scales should be retained separately as part of the ARQ or whether a single scale would be sufficient, perhaps including items from both existing scales so as to maintain representativeness, while in the process enabling a shorter version of the instrument to be produced.
