Sentence examples for For greater exploration from inspiring English sources

Some key recommendations for future research include the need for 'lifecycle thinking' within design method development and the need for greater exploration into the organisational factors affecting DfRem integration into the design process, from the perspectives of the OEM and designer.

It also provides fertile ground for greater exploration of similar methods of what Commander terms "Afro-Atlantic speculation"—the narrative and experiential imaginings of return flights to Africa enacted by black subjects in nations throughout the Western world.

We are developing ion-selective SICM for greater exploration of the nanoworld than is possible using conventional SICM. Figure 8 Schematic showing ion-selective SICM withthe ion-selective nanopipette developed by us (left) and expected ion-selective SICM images (right).

This study highlights the need for greater exploration of how foods are incorporated into the body in addition to their own composition.

The theoretical orientation that we apply can be characterized as an "adapted structurationist" model, allowing for greater exploration of power asymmetries within the workplace as well as at a global level.

Instead of analysing the literature using pre-determined outcomes, key concepts are defined after the synthesis of the findings, allowing for greater exploration of a broad array of outcomes and experiences.

For me, the kind of tranquil state of mind that allows for great exploration can only be achieved when I have a cozy room to come home to.

He also served as Chairman of the Lawrence Hall of Science where he became the principal investigator for Great Explorations in Math and Science (GEMS) working with director Jacqueline Barber.

For example, they may allow greater exploration of changes in tutors' understanding of the teaching process, which may or may not be reflected in changes in opinion measurable on a Likert-type scale.

In the book, Mr. Romney called for greater domestic exploration and drilling.

While Zinke has pressed for greater energy exploration on public lands since taking office a year ago, he had often backed restrictions on such activities in his home state.