Sentence examples for a more extensive exploration from inspiring English sources

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A more extensive exploration of these ties is likely to be one significant aspect of discussion in the future.

The discovery and confirmation of the planet now begins a more extensive exploration of our very close ― cosmically speaking ― neighbor.

Figure 2 shows a more extensive exploration of the effects of rates of environmental change and the strength of selection on mean extinction times in the predator-prey model.

Searching of the information about proteins, peptides and small molecules known to possess a particular profile and those do not possess that profile is a key to more extensive exploration of statistical learning methods for facilitating the study of protein functional and interaction profiles.

Due to the small clinical nature of this study, future studies may also be enhanced by a larger sample size and by more extensive exploration of multivariate relationships.

This study uses previous research as a point of departure, and builds on this through a number of improvements including: (1) time-based modelling (2) more extensive exploration of uncertainty around input parameters and assumptions, (3) more conservative assumptions around changes in PA over time that underestimated benefits of PA and (4) use of meta-analysed effectiveness data.

This study builds on the current limited economic literature through a number of improvements including: (1) time-based modelling, (2) more extensive exploration of uncertainty around input parameters and assumptions, (3) more conservative assumptions around changes in PA over time and (4) use of meta-analysed effectiveness data.

The size and population of the Bronze Age town cannot be estimated until more extensive exploration is conducted, the discoverers said.

However, developments in high-throughput sequencing have enabled more extensive exploration of small RNAs.

Finally, our statistical results do not exclude presence of other SNPs within (or in the proximity of) ACCN1, that are also associated with MS, thereby motivating future, more extensive, exploration of the genomic region in the vicinity of D17S798.