Sentence examples for door to explore from inspiring English sources

"We've just opened a new door to explore," Holland said.

Far from being intrusive, it is a great comfort and opens the door to explore support that may be available to my mother and me.

There's a small farm next door to explore, but for hiking we drove a bit further north to New Paltz to spend the day in town and at the Mohonk Preserve (mohonkpreserve.org).org

In summary, the new structures and simulations provide a first dynamic view of a key bond that enables hair-cell mechanotransduction, and also open the door to explore how other members of the cadherin superfamily may interact with each other.

"We think that we now have enough understanding of the mechanism that we have our foot in the door to explore the relevance of this biology more broadly," said Cate.

But who needs a five-star resort when the point is to step outside — not just outside the door to explore the beaches, jungles and culture, but also outside the boundaries of convention, a place that has always been his comfort zone.

This led me back to computational tools and opened the door to exploring the rapidly changing landscape of applied agricultural technology.

Recent research on affective computing opens the door to exploring the emotional aspects of computer aided tasks and HCI; however, there is little research in this area related to computer aided design (CAD).

Taken together, the development of a PI-containing supported membrane platform coupled with surface-sensitive measurement techniques for kinase studies opens the door to exploring the rich biochemistry and pharmacological targeting of membrane-associated phosphoinositides.

We believe that our approach will open a new door to exploring the impact of social behavior on networking.

Moreover, the fact that ExMVs often possess a unique molecular signature that depends on the cell of origin, providing a kind of "business card" with which to identify these cells, has opened the door to exploring their application as diagnostic tools to identify pathologic changes in the body.