Sentence examples for usefully further from inspiring English sources

As a final remark we want to mention that the research design that we have used in this paper could be usefully further extended to study childlessness rates in the European countries, using for instance the Labor Force Survey Data.

It is likely that these domains could be usefully further subdivided, and that they may also overlap in genetic susceptibility.

The reason for this is unclear and while post hoc analyses suggested that this was not due to reduced burden from external caregiver support, this and other potential explanations could be usefully further researched in a longitudinal study.

The dialogue has now been usefully furthered by an 'An Open Letter to Allen Frances' posted by Intervoice and signed by more than 140 people.

We have developed a free online resource that enriches any sized dataset of proteins of interest for those proteins likely to be most usefully in further drug discovery efforts.

Future research might usefully investigate further the relationship between these components.

These studies would usefully supplement further delineation of the fibre bundles that are [ 254] or in ADHD are not showing normal developmental increases of anisotropy studied with DTI.

The relation between unit cost and scale reported in this paper for PMTCT and that reported earlier for VCT by us [ 7], and our recent analysis of the changing cost of VCT in Andhra Pradesh over a period of three years [ 12], can usefully inform further planning of PMTCT and VCT services in this India state.

We also believe that other experimental methods can be usefully employed to further probe the influence of Coherence Relations on pronominal interpretation, such as those made use of in Yang et al. (1999, 2003) and the measuring of reading time with coherent and incoherent sentences when Coherence Relations are manipulated.

The extent to which these principal findings are reflected across all Cochrane reviews may usefully be explored further.

The above technique may be usefully applied in further situations to objectively compare the gradients associated with two calibration curves.