Sentence examples for should examine for from inspiring English sources
When it comes to working out who Harry Potter's parents really are, it is Brazil's gymslipped heroes rather than Frank Richards Billy Bunterr or Anthony Buckeridge's Jennings that we should examine for Muggle DNA.
Future research should examine for potential explanations for this observation.
Further research should examine for possible associations of ASAD with these two categories in a clinic setting.
Economic analyses of RCV should examine, for example, whether efficiencies can be gained from using a combination vaccine (MMR) compared to monovalent vaccine [ 26].
The interesting study from Clark and colleagues will surely stimulate further research that should examine, for example, if serial measurements of GDF-15 are useful for monitoring response to therapy in ARDS.
A high lactate:pyruvate ratio is consistent with mitochondrial encephalopathy, lactic acidosis and stroke-like episodes; diagnosis is made through skeletal muscle biopsy demonstrating ragged red fibers, and genetic testing should examine for mutations in the mitochondrial DNA genes, MT-TL1 (~80% of cases) or MT-ND5 [ 117].
Another lineage that should examined for a possible affinity with Pleurastrosarcina is the Leptochlorella clade, which was recently discovered by Neustupa et al. [ 38] and further delineated by Fučíková et al. [ 71].
Specifically, they discussed what sorts of props might accurately (and tastefully) mimic said sexual organs in a television demonstration, on "The Dr. Oz Show," of how men should examine theirs for tumors and cysts.
I've left out Mark Blitzstein, master of agitprop, painfully sophisticated, tilting at windmills, someone whose career during the Depression every ambitious young opera composer here in the States should examine closely for examples, both positive and negative.
They at least should be aware of the observed ethnic inequalities in asthma care, and should examine reasons for poor performance.
"I think Catholics should examine the evidence for themselves, and understand that the Holy Father is an authority on spiritual matters, not scientific ones," he said.
