Sentence examples for approaches and explore from inspiring English sources
One way to achieve this may be to focus on the strengths of the subjects' approaches and explore how they can benefit from each other.
The risk-taking dimension can be viewed as the willingness to take risks, break current approaches and explore potential opportunities to gain higher returns (Li et al. 2010; Wiklund and Shepherd 2005).
We highlight the gaps in the approaches and explore the potential of enhanced interdisciplinary work in the development of long term solutions to disease control.
In experiments and results section, we compare our model to other approaches, and explore the impact of different settings (i.e., the fraction of data that are public, the number of distributed private data sets, and impact of the regularization parameter) on the final model.
Hence, this paper critically surveys the strengths and weaknesses of several existing academic and industrial approaches and explores the potential for development in this area.
Therefore, this field will stand to benefit by departing from the traditional approaches and exploring radically new ones.
Next, we translated these metaphors into cessation messages that included strong negative affect-arousing themes as well as more informational approaches, and explored responses to these.
In part, there was resistance to the "academic agenda" constructed in the Workshop program: the background papers comprehensively mapped the diversity of health systems approaches, and explored potential frameworks for HSS [ 3].
Closely related to exploration is neophobia with highly neophilic animals being quick to approach and explore a novel object, while highly neophobic animals are slow to do so (Day, Coe, Kendal, & Laland, 2003).
In this review, we highlight several recent chromatin-modifying complexes studies that embodies this multipronged structural approach, and explore common themes amongst them.
Continue support for the health, nutrition and HIV/AIDS cluster approach, and explore ways in which dependence on external support could be reduced.
