Sentence examples for directions of exploration from inspiring English sources
His primary mentors seem to have been the physicist John Wheeler, a professor of his at the University of Texas, Austin, and the late Rolf Landauer of I.B.M., a primary figure in the physical theory of information (and a deep skeptic about some of the newer directions of exploration).
A few directions of exploration will follow.
Interactions with other organisms, both like themselves and different from themselves, are simultaneously constraints and scaffoldings for new directions of exploration.
The usefulness of this methodology is apparent, despite the hurdles discussed, as new directions of exploration could emerge or calculated reserves in the modeled reservoir may increase.
Through the identification of differentially expressed miRNAs in patients who developed shock, these data provide new directions of exploration into both mechanistic discovery and therapeutic intervention.
These can be used to suggest directions of exploration, define strategies in medical genetics, refine association methods, and tests of positive natural selection optimized for the genetic diversity segregating in human populations (Yu et al. 2009).
To examine the direction of exploration, we examined the evolution of learning between the first and second probe trials.
In addition, our results in a mouse model of lupus corroborated by recent studies in human SLE, indicate that miR-21 plays a central role in regulating autoimmune responses in lupus and that miR-21 inhibition can favourably alter the course of a systemic autoimmune process, opening new directions for explorations of miRNA therapeutics in SLE.
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In this sentence we want to speak to the potential utility of such predictions and push them as a direction for exploration.
This incision direction facilitates exploration of the caudal region of the abdominal cavity and exteriorisation of the bladder through the incision.
