Sentence examples for be curious to study from inspiring English sources
He said he would be curious to study whether aspects of their campus life contribute to higher or lower rates. .
In light of the results of the present study, we were curious to examine the possibility of co-immunoprecipitation of pol λ and pol β with the alkyladenine-DNA glycosylase and 8-oxoG-DNA glycosylases, i.e., the enzymes termed AAG and OGG1, respectively.
My primary interest and background was actually in painting, but I was curious to see how studying a different field could influence my paintings.
Following the experience of exam 1, most students were able to spend more time studying for exam 2. We were curious to know whether following a new study plan would be as achievable.
The biology of anaerobic hypersaline environments has been relatively little studied, though it is curious to note that the first bacteria ever isolated from the hypersaline environment (though not halophilic ones), Clostridia, causing tetanus and gas gangrene, was isolated by Lortet from Dead Sea mat in the end of the 19th Century (Oren 1983).
"You'd think they'd be curious enough to study the literature, which is very abundant, that shows even modest lead in water exposure by today's standards has an impact on children's blood lead.
It is curious to know the effect of each single cerebroside on the channel.
We were curious to know the answer and designed LEMON, an indoor localization system.
