Sentence examples for critical to explore from inspiring English sources

Decomposition of inequalities is critical to explore pathways of socioeconomic inequalities in child health.

Moreover, it is critical to explore interactions between measurements computed from the neuroimaging and other clinical experiments which describe subjects in different vector spaces.

Thus it is critical to explore the materials [4 7] and structures [8 14] that can be used in the infrared and terahertz range.

It is therefore critical to explore how to optimise land use (and if necessary, limit demand), so societies can continue to benefit from all services into the future.

Owing to the strong demand for new antioxidant agents, it becomes very critical to explore novel scaffold for the design and synthesis of new antioxidant agents in order to help in the battle against pathogenic microorganisms.

Such issues are critical to explore, as prior work suggests that female athletes' experiences of their bodies may vary dependent upon social context (Becker and Record 2016; George 2005; Howells and Grogan 2012; Steinfeldt et al. 2013).

Simultaneously, the placement of both pro- and anti-apoptotic proteins within a broader panorama of cell cycle regulation, survival, proliferation and differentiation proteins is critical to exploring the impact of anti-apoptotic factor up-regulation or pro-apoptotic factor down-regulation in cancer.

Given the rather limited room for increasing the porosity of 2D COFs, together with the availability of a broad diversity of different functional groups, we anticipate that the present channel-wall engineering strategy will be critical to exploring 2D COFs for high-performance gas storage and separation.

After this trip, Mr. Putin will return to Moscow where he will be host to Kim Jong Il in April for what may prove a critical negotiation to explore the price of North Korea's pacification.

The architects' notion, though seemingly playful, has serious critical underpinnings: to explore the tradition of World's Fair spectacle by creating an empty one, something ethereally beautiful yet eerily vacant.

It provides an opening for teachers to encourage a critical stance to explore the ongoing social construction of scientific ideas.