Sentence examples for standpoint further from inspiring English sources

From a decision-making standpoint, further treatment would be necessary to lower the concentrations of Cd and Pb if the water were to be used for irrigating crops or drinking water.

From a clinical standpoint, further research is warranted to determine whether, in-vivo, resveratrol-induced down-regulation of var genes results in decreased binding of IEs to the endothelium.

While the cross-sectional relationship between ADHD and obesity starts being well characterized from a clinical descriptive standpoint, further longitudinal studies are needed to better assess the causal relationship.

19, 20 Overall, it is likely that individual heritability estimates vary widely in different contexts and among different cohorts, suggesting that identification of genes that increase risk for PTB may be more productive from a public health standpoint than further refinement of heritability estimates in different cohorts.

Whether routine vitamin D supplementation for all patients with early-stage CKD or a screening program for vitamin D deficiency and subsequent treatment of deficient patients would result in better outcomes from pharmacoeconomic and clinical standpoints requires further investigation.

Schmidt believed that they were likely an error from a business standpoint, as they further increased the game's budget and production length, but ultimately did not increase sales.

Whether nuclear localization of ErbB receptors affects their availability and/or ability to bind NRG-1 ligands and thereby contribute to the obliteration of compensatory NRG-1/ErbB signaling in the diabetic heart after MI is equally important from a therapeutic standpoint and warrants further investigation.

From the taxonomical standpoint, this situation deserves further scrutiny, since the distinctiveness of these three phylogroups should prevent the use of a single Latin trinomial like M. m. castaneus.

From a theoretical standpoint, this investigation also goes further showing that variations on the way mothers react to PE may also be an indicator of the quality of the mother-adolescent relation.

The roof change has enhanced the conditions in rooms 1 and 3 from a preservation standpoint, but they can be further improved to resemble those in room 2. For this purpose, several additional corrective measures are proposed.

And from a modern standpoint, this is arguably a further virtue of his account (though we would certainly today want to recast it in terms of different, and more complex, physiological processes than irritation).