Sentence examples for another exploratory from inspiring English sources

This amazing mill sounds as good as it drives, always eager for another exploratory shot to its 7,000 r.p.m. maximum orbit.

Beyonce: If Bey's fifth album had dropped at the beginning of the year as rumored, I woulda been cool with another exploratory record where she culled from her influences and produced an artful, well-executed set of tracks devoid of a hit single.

Another exploratory difference in the distribution of psychiatric groups by haplogroup (Table 1) was seen in analysis of the combined BD+SZ distribution of subjects found more frequently in the pre HV group (Table 2) compared to all haplogroups (Chi square = 13.7, df (6), p = 0.032).

Another exploratory analysis was undertaken to understand the relevance of locoregional vesicles (blistering).

Another exploratory step in the analysis was to assess rate ratio estimates in three sub-periods.

Another exploratory aim is to evaluate whether the intervention has a differential treatment effect based on a study participant's gender, age, or living arrangement (alone/with others), factors which have been shown to be differentially related to depression.

Increased demand could well bring down the price to that of another great exploratory tool, binoculars.

In any given set, he would frequently juxtapose long, inventive improvisations against his witty vocal renderings of "Moody's Mood For Love," then switch to a humorous paraphrase of "Pennies From Heaven" titled "Benny's From Heaven," topped off with another briskly exploratory solo.

And he reached another kind of exploratory high-point in The Atrocity Exhibition – not only for himself, but also for English literary fiction.

Another statistical method, Exploratory factor analysis (EFA), uncovers the underlying structure for large sets of variables based on the shared variances among factors [13, 14], but is sensitive to sample size, i.e., the sample size must be at least three-fold higher than the number of variables [15].

Another index of exploratory activity is the number of head dips.