Sentence examples for still required to define from inspiring English sources
Well-designed, randomized clinical studies are still required to define the role of probiotics as therapeutic agents in inflammatory bowel disease.
This paper outlines several specific modifications, it highlights progress made on various issues and outlines the R&D work which is still required to define an improved reference design for the WCLL concept.
Further prospective randomized trials are still required to define the definite role of neoadjuvant CRT with helical tomotherapy in LARC.
All of these uncertainties will need to be clarified by further translational studies, and much effort is still required to define the roles of AMPK activation in various conditions that have been discussed above.
Our results illustrate further the difficulties of expansion of high-avidity leukaemia-specific effector and memory CD8+ T cell clones through vaccination with short self-peptides, demonstrating that translational studies are still required to define the site, time period, dose and adjuvants that lead to optimal activation of both CD8+ and CD4+ T cell responses following delivery of peptide.
For most of these products, we still do not know whether they work, and studies are required to define whether they are effective and safe and, if so, what dose is required for such an effect.
However, there is still little evidence from the literature regarding YSL function in vegetative Zn and Fe transport, so further experiments will be required to define their role in wheat.
In passing death-penalty statutes, states were required to define their aggravating factors with some precision.
Rather, a series of health measurements are required to define it accurately.
Thus, the ChIP-cloning assay described here has successfully identified both activated and repressed genes; however more work is still required to further define how AP-2γ regulates these 17 potential target genes.
However, a larger cohort of patients with ovarian cancer and other cancer types is still required to further define the clinical significance of Fli-1 and its prognostic value in ovarian cancers in the future.
