Sentence examples for wider studies from inspiring English sources

If our findings hold true [in wider studies] it may be an opportune time to reassess the balance of health benefits and risks of sun exposure.

But the findings correlate well with those of wider studies of national competitiveness, such as those by the OECD and the World Economic Forum.

Until wider studies are conducted looking at different courses, for example, it is not possible to say for sure how debilitating procrastination actually is.

Similar studies have also been performed to study Helicobacter pylori infection using gastric organoids, demonstrating the potential for wider studies of the human microbiome using 3D organoid models of epithelial tissues (Bartfeld et al., 2015; Wroblewski et al., 2015).

He cautions that his group's results need to be confirmed by wider studies of exercisers, including women, but he notes that data from earlier studies totaling 50 cyclists gave a good match to the new equations' values of oxygen uptake.

Additionally, the discipline provides the tools for drawing physiological comparisons among groups in wider studies that may not be focused primarily on the ability of insects to survive the cold.

The US authors suggest a wider study of a greater number of jurors following this pilot.

A spokesman from the Department for Education said the list of subjects in the Ebacc had been kept deliberately small to allow the opportunity for wider study.

Part of the problem is technical: dividing A-level courses into units has fragmented learning and reduced the time for wider study.

Some of the individuals interviewed for the wider study identified a growing "anti-wealth sentiment" among politicians, with higher taxes and increasingly onerous financial regulations.

The Ministry of Justice looked at two sample groups of 3,000 prisoners as part of a wider study on how effective a range of initiatives are at cutting reoffending.