Sentence examples for widening the study from inspiring English sources

And the gap is widening, the study found, with the share of both income and wealth going to the top 20% increasing.

Yet, widening the study to additional stages of liver development is necessary to better understand the impact of miRNAs during human liver development, and reinforce the conclusions of the present study.

Astronomers said they expected further observations to give them a more complete picture of the planet's atmosphere, and to widen the study to other extrasolar worlds.

Thrun, Esteva, and Kuprel then widened the study to include twenty-five dermandlogisthisand time they they used a gold-standard "test set" of roughly two thousand biopsy-proven images.

When the gap between rich and poor widens, the study says, people in middle- and lower-income groups become less trusting of others.

To exclude this hypothesis, our study is still ongoing and we intend to widen the study cohort.

Unfortunately, most of the studies performed using the HCAI classification have been restricted to respiratory infections [ 4, 5, 8, 10], bloodstream infections [ 3, 6, 11] or a single pathogenic agent [ 7, 9, 12], creating the need to widen the study of risk factors for infection by multidrug-resistant (MDR) pathogens to all infected patients hospitalized from the community.

By widening the scope of the study of the rebellion, he has created a template for future historians.

The Great Recession decimated the wealth of many Americans, but the downturn hit black and Hispanic families especially hard, a new study finds, widening the already large gap in wealth between white and minority households.

If the findings of the present study are carried into reality, then diversifying dental student supply by age, previous career and, therefore intrinsically, by life experiences - combined with a system that offers the ability to access an array of varied career options - would generate a good fit between widening the selection criteria for dental study and an engaged workforce.

Moreover, recent experimental economic studies propose widening the scope of ICs by also including monetary estimates of interruptions in education schooling and the impact on cognitive development [ 21– 23].