Sentence examples for even be explored from inspiring English sources
Facilities to test water quality are also needed at home along with a national testing mechanism; science clubs in schools or laboratory facilities in colleges could even be explored for establishing such facilities.
Large parts of Siberia, Iraq and Saudi Arabia have not even been explored with modern kit.The petro-pessimists' most forceful argument is that the Persian Gulf, officially home to most of the world's oil reserves, is overrated.
Latterly he has even been exploring the possibility of gaining a French passport and qualifying via their Sevens team but he would be instantly eligible to play for England again if he were to swap the Top 14 for the Premiership.
In an accompanying article in Science, Dr. Clack wrote that the place where the bone was found "is emerging as one of the richest and most varied of any late Devonian vertebrate site" and should be explored even more thoroughly.
The alternative materials with even lower cost should be explored for scalable and commercial usage.
An important aspect of our approach is that it enables learning and fatigue effects to be explored, even though they were not envisaged during survey design or data collection.
On the other hand, combinatorial chemistry methods can produce a vast collection of divers compounds, so vast that only a tiny fraction of them could be explored, even using supercomputers.
Your sexual history will be explored, even if it is not admitted at trial.
Samra Muslim of The Express Tribune wrote that it was her presence that kept viewers "hooked" throughout the movie, elaborating, "Her character is complex and sympathetic and deserved to be explored even further.
One problem in making such connections is that there is a level of complexity in organism's transcriptome that largely remains to be explored even in model organisms.
These datasets will grow in completeness and accuracy over time; however, it is also necessary for these data to be presented in a stable context, enabling even incomplete information to be explored.
