The phrase "also be explored using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches to investigate a particular topic or subject matter.
Example: "This phenomenon can also be explored using various scientific methods to gain deeper insights."
Alternatives: "can additionally be examined with" or "may also be investigated through".
In addition, MutL polymerization on a long ssDNA (5.3 kb) could also be explored using the flow-extension assay.
The approach will also be explored using a clinical dataset.
The relationship of depression severity to outcome measures will also be explored using multiple regression analyses.
Ebola-KB can also be explored using an interactive Dashboard visualizing the different perspectives of this integrated knowledge.
Dose response relationships between activity levels, including types, frequencies and duration should also be explored using validated functional outcome measures [ 34, 35].
The molecular basis of diseases can also be explored using the interactome, a network created by integrating all interactions known to occur between proteins.
Other molecular details like the receptor involve in nanoparticle transport across the BBB could also be explore using these models [31].
Several alternative two-step labeling methods also were explored, using azides/alkynes, aminoxy acetyl and thiols to link Al18F-NODA complexes to the complementary functionality on model compounds [47].
Internal treatment with LTP has also been explored using an endoscopic approach to application (pancreatic and colorectal cells), which demonstrated reduced tumour volume and also invasion capacity (Robert et al, 2013).
The ecological dynamics of pathogens have also been explored using models, including antimicrobial resistance [ 13, 67, 68]; co-colonisation with different pathogen strain types [ 27, 46] and competition between strains [ 24].
Tissue-selective targeting has also been explored using the promoter and enhancer elements of the MUC1 gene, characteristically expressed by simple ductal epithelial cells including those of the breast and pancreas.
