Examples of using Further studies in English and their translations into Slovak
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Further studies also looked at long-term use of Glustin.
Further studies also looked at long-term use of Actos.
Further studies looked at the persistence of antibody levels after vaccination.
Further studies also looked at long-term use of Glustin.
Two further studies compared adding Byetta
Further studies at Ecole Normale de Music in Paris.
Pursuing further studies in Canada.
Further studies were carried out on the tissues affected by hepatocellular carcinoma- the most common form of liver cancer.
Also competitors should obtain skills useful for further studies and for life(communication abilities,
He wished them a lot of success in their further studies and at the same time thanked for exemplary representation
Commission Regulation 565/2006 required further studies to be carried out for the purpose of risk evaluation,
Rational expectations have now been accepted as the natural basis for further studies of expectation formation with respect to limited rationality,
Further studies will be needed to find out more about the location and spread of malignancy in the body.
But further studies are needed in order to be able to say whether
After baccalaureate graduates are prerequisites for further studies at universities and technical
Further studies will focus on that idea by digitally tracing the paths the organisms take around the labyrinth to examine what kind of logic they might employ to make those decisions.
Father Schüller was then sent to America for further studies and came back with the realization that from the Bible alone morality could not be expressed systematically.
They are able to decide independently about their further studies, career path
The Union must make further studies of this phenomenon and ensure that greater account is taken of law enforcement aspects in the work of the future European Observatory on Counterfeiting and Piracy.
Consequently, these results should be interpreted with caution, and further studies of the frequency of food intake in athletes are necessary.
