Sentence examples for Most exploratory from inspiring English sources

Most exploratory research studies, including those of vom Saal and colleagues, do not report phytoestrogen content of their diets, so it is difficult to compare diets used across laboratories.

Even at his most exploratory, Mr. Bang pledged allegiance to swing-era violin forebears like Stuff Smith and Ray Nance.

Mr. Greenwood is the obvious link to rock, but his score is more akin to early Penderecki or Stockhausen than to what he does with Radiohead, even at the band's most exploratory.

That psychedelia, and a willingness to slow right down to a sticky Southern crawl, often gives them the space they need for their most exploratory work: Mamacita, Elevators and others see them both winding around onbeats with serpentine unpredictability.

Before the most exploratory tune of his set Mr. Ward issued a dedication to one of his mentors, the Chicago jazz legend Fred Anderson, who died in 2010; he had run an important hub called the Velvet Lounge.

Lions were also the most exploratory species, circling, digging, biting, pawing, and pushing the box, the team will report next month in Animal Behaviour.

The first trip was, for the most part, exploratory.

On our campus, some of the most innovative, exploratory work is being done by students studying human-machine interactions, using computer science to manipulate moving images to tell better stories, and exploring intersections of environmental science with economics and performance art.

Most interesting exploratory analyses are pushed forward in stand-alone publications.

PCA is one of the most powerful exploratory tools for large data-set analysis.

Of the 19 trials summarised previously most are exploratory, few definitive.