Sentence examples for their further work from inspiring English sources

After an experiment in early video conferencing, Harvey and Samyn decided to start exploring, creating together through the collaborative installation skinonskinonskin as a couple in love, the pair describes their further work as "intimate" and "exhibitionist".

They were informed that non-participation in the study would not affect their further work for the URCS.

The RC volunteers will be informed that non-participation in the study will not affect their further work in the immunisation programme under study nor in any other activity of the Uganda RC.

Their further works identified α-defensin as one of the biomarkers, and expression of α-defensin peptides in bladder cancer cells increased with tumor invasiveness.

In the early 1990s the introduction of the Victorian Certificate was a major development; its aim has been to encourage students to complete a full 13-year course and to provide a foundation for their further study, working lives, and participation in society.

This is likely to be oxidation of the hydrogen-terminated surface, leading to an increased spatial separation between the confined exciton of the nanoparticle and the oxygen orbitals and, therefore, a reduction in their coupling; further work is, however, needed to quantify this.

While parents are often considered to be the health care decision makers for their child, further work on eliciting health state valuations directly from children would provide useful information.

Farmers in the region, who had relied on flood ditches dug years ago, said it was becoming impossible to protect their crops but further work could jeopardise flood defences in urban areas.

"However our research is at an early stage and we think that it would be premature to avoid roasted peanuts and their products until further work has been carried out to confirm this result".

Overall, although female sea turtles seem to be highly philopatric to their natal region, further work is still needed to test the model's predictions.

The fact that the predictive uncertainties derived from DPRESS analysis are sometimes more conservative than necessary for large errors is of some concern, though that is certainly preferable to the alternative of their being overly optimistic; further work in this area is a matter on ongoing investigation.