Sentence examples similar to conceptually searching for from inspiring English sources
"I'm searching for answers.
Begin searching for videos.
Start searching for stores.
Start searching for gigs.
Avoid searching for an intruder.
Begin searching for suspicious entries.
We can conclude that the ability to investigate at the single sample makes the Fisher's Exact Test conceptually more appropriate to search for similarities among experiments in a microarray databases, that contain a number of hybridizations that should be interrogated without necessarily specifying the membership to a data set or another.
Nonetheless, we regard the in vitro demonstration of species selectivity and essentially permanent inhibition of insect AChEs by our prototypes as not only proof of concept but also an exceedingly promising beginning to search for conceptually new insecticides that will be useful in agriculture while posing less environmental risk than current insecticides.
But we can decide to click on an article (this one) that explicitly promises that "everything can change," and we can search for love in a poem that seems at first to offer us nothing, and we can read a discussion of that poem to invoke in ourselves an interest in accessible but conceptually complex literature that perhaps has long laid dormant.
