Sentence examples for example for exploring from inspiring English sources

With more than 22 capsaicinoids isolated from hot pepper, this genus provides an excellent example for exploring the evolution of secondary metabolites in plants2.

For example, for exploring what the diagnosis means to the patient, we suggested: "Do you know anyone else with Alzheimer's Disease or other types of dementia?" Participants could tick boxes beside those that they already used or would consider using, as well as write examples of their own preferred approaches.

The very range of people encountered on the bus, from a larger cross-section of the city than most other sites would provide, meant that even the most mundane of journeys might furnish a store of examples for exploring both social cohesion and social change, and the role of the narrator in those.

This example opened the possibilities for exploring various biocatalytic reactions in DES-containing solvents.

Discussion of the trial findings could draw on both the qualitative and quantitative data in, for example, exploring reasons for success or failure of the intervention or for variation in effects across sites or individuals.

For users of Protégé, this involves, for example, exploring the inferred class hierarchy.

Now we can". There are recently financed studies, for example, exploring why the body resists ketosis and exploring compounds that might trigger the antiepileptic mechanism.

There are recently financed studies, for example, exploring why the body resists ketosis and exploring compounds that might trigger the antiepileptic mechanism.

For example, exploring the diffuse large B cell lymphoma cell lines, which are clustered within the plasma cell myeloma cluster, can potentially identify unique mechanisms and potential mislabeling.

Take for example: exploring the use of big data and the data that's regularly and routinely used by telecoms and other services.

For example, exploring lifestyle change requires engagement with the patient's life, and this needs to be more than a superficial inquiry.