Sentence examples for we will further examine from inspiring English sources
As the literature testifies several cases on contract cheating from the university decision-making perspective (e.g. Berger and Berger, 1999; Billings, 2004; Mazur, 1989; McCabe, 2005; McCabe and Treviño, 1993), we will further examine ghostwriters' employers providing contract cheating services even though they claim the contrary; such companies do not perpetrate fraud, but facilitate fraud.
We will further examine whether or not this simplification holds.
We will further examine correlations between magnitude of change on each of the constructs and % improvement on SocialVille exercises.
Thus, we will further examine the corresponding flux distribution to gain a better understanding of how pyruvate flux-sum perturbation can alter the cellular metabolism.
Therefore, CCl4-induced liver fibrosis is an appropriate animal model of advanced liver fibrosis with which we will further examine the effects of steroids on MSC-mediated therapy.
In this article, we will further examine the nature of the relationship between kidney disease and stroke, emphasizing areas in need of further research.
"As we move forward, the committee will further examine customer protections in the commodities markets to see where reforms are needed so participants are assured their money is safe," said Senator Debbie Stabenow, Democrat of Michigan and chairwoman of the committee.
With these concerns, we anticipate that health sciences will further examine the bioavailability of lead from bullets and shot, the epidemiology of exposure, and the possible consequences among hunters, their families, and others who consume venison.
Therefore, we believe that our data are valid and may be followed by new studies that will further examine the adaptations of the arterial wall to physical inactivity, and also elucidate its time course of the mechanisms underlying the remodelling.
They will further examine this topic by taking an opinion poll and writing a newspaper article discussing their findings.
Hodge warned Homer that she expects to see Homer's deputy, Edward Troup, who has previously spoken before parliament of his knowledge of the Swiss files, at a committee meeting next month which will further examine the HSBC allegations.
