Sentences with phrase «prompts further research»

He hopes his paper will prompt further research on the connection between neuroticism and creativity.

Her findings provide «an exciting and welcome addition to the current body of knowledge in veterinary transfusion medicine and will hopefully prompt further research in this area,» it said.

An editorial in the same issue of the journal notes that drug - based treatments for liver cancer are limited and that the UT Southwestern study showed «truly remarkable results that should prompt further research under preclinical settings, given its potential to lead to a paradigm shift in treatment.»

Our discovery that xenon reduces blast - induced injury in mouse brain tissue is very encouraging, and will prompt further research in this area.»

Vocabulary used in this game will prompt further research to develop a deeper understanding of the time soldiers spent in Gallipoli (eg, bivvy, jam tin bomb, stores, field gun, trench, etc).

The realisation that the inheritance of the condition is not as straight - forward as initially postulated and that there is the likelihood that a second mutation may be involved has prompted further research.

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This appeared to be confirmed by further research in 1954, prompting the government to issue its first warning of the link between lung cancer and smoking.

Our research on the politics of public appointments has revealed the way in which such changes spill over and stimulate demands for similar reforms elsewhere, and the potential therefore exists that this «double - locking» will prompt calls for further limits on ministerial powers of re-appointment.

The damage has prompted some researchers to leave the island, moving to U.S. mainland laboratories that continue to reach out to offer laboratory space to help avert further setbacks to ongoing research.

New research shows that hotter weather coupled with higher concentrations of carbon dioxide in the air prompt flowering plants to produce pollen that is far more noxious than pollen of the past.

The U.S. National Research Council's 1996 Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals went further, prompting animal care staff to add perches, blankets to make nests, and even music and movies.

These results then prompted the research team to conduct further chromosomal analysis, which confirmed that she had trisomy 22.

The resulting entity was later absorbed back into the parent corporation, prompting further changes in research focus.

But the strength of the association found was weak, and further evidence has since emerged, prompting the authors to carry out a systematic review of research published up to 2015.

The new study should prompt further clinical research.

This is an example of prompt action by the biotechnology and scientific communities to prevent further research on a plant variety showing indications of unusual reactions.

They are prompted to be critical of the results and make suggestions for further research.

This research has also provided evidence that teaching assistants are far more inclined to prompt students, instead of allowing them time to think.

Hi Frank, Thanks for prompting me to do further research.

Prothena, which is Patient Capital's third - biggest holding, announced that it was stopping further research into its treatment for the rare disease amyloidosis, prompting shares in the company to fall by 68 %.

«While it will be a place for people to celebrate this landmark Supreme Court decision, I hope that it will also prompt people to do more research and think further about what else needs to be done.

This project was embraced by scientists worldwide, prompting Saraceno to further pursue his research at the European Space Agency (ESA) with his proposal to send spiders into space, testing the conditions of micro-gravity and its impact upon spiders» sociability, web building and the spider web itself.

What I found shocked me and prompted me to do further research.

According to Nowicki's research, the number of women arrested for prostitution far outnumber men (in New York State), prompting her to ask, «Will the Eliot Spitzer situation, when juxtaposed with the DC Madam prosecution, prove the point further?»

The research shines a spotlight on concerns around data protection and privacy among the British public, with only one in five (19 %) confident their personal data is used in the best possible way by business, and GDPR prompting a further three in five (58 %) to question how much data businesses hold on them.

The case prompted health authorities to act, but Flinders University research Janet Kelly told the 2nd National Conference on Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health that most remote health practitioners still have stories about health care systems that fail patients who have to travel far from home to hospital.