Sentence examples for being heavily explored from inspiring English sources

For example, lithium-based batteries, which are being heavily explored as an option for energy solutions, can lead to gas leaks and ultimately fire if subjected to a host of thermal (it gets too cold) or electric (external or internal short circuits) abuse conditions.

For these cancers, arginine-deprivation therapy is being heavily explored as a treatment.

B7-H1 is another target that is being heavily explored, with multiple clinical trials of B7-H1 targeting ongoing.

The issue has been heavily explored within the academies but has gathered momentum in popular culture over the past decade.

In addition, the ability to tune dynamic range and kinetic rates of optogenetic actuators is a challenging question that is heavily explored with computational methods devised to facilitate optimization of these systems.

There's a sense that touch is somewhat full and the core drawing, tilting and tapping verbs are heavily explored (this is the main reason why I think Apple needs to make iJoypads).

Plants used for the treatment of microbial infections have also been heavily explored.

A β-directed therapeutic approaches to reduce A β levels have been and are still heavily explored and are expected to normalize signalling, at least to some extent, and thus have therapeutic potential.

The inhibition of angiogenesis is one of the most heavily explored treatment options for cancer, and snake venom disintegrins represent a library of molecules with different structures, potencies, and specificities and are good starting points for developing antiangiogenesis therapeutics [ 21, 53– 53].

Scientists haven't heavily explored these areas, in part because they're places on Earth that are among the most inhospitable to humans.

A Canadian CHN textbook that is heavily used in Canadian nursing schools explores the CHNC Standards in an introductory chapter [ 5].