Sentence examples for example to explore from inspiring English sources
In this study, Bordetella pertussis, the causative agent of whooping cough, was selected as an example to explore possible effect of vaccination on the bacterial pathogen.
In this study, the authors use hypodontia as an example to explore social media use by dental patients and how this provides for understanding patient experience.
It was a vivid example to explore for students who, as one informed Tilghman and Wailoo when asked if they had watched the trial on TV, were "about 3 at the time". "To convict what do you need?" Tilghman asked.
"It will be able to use open material, for example, to explore the circumstances in which the polonium was brought into this country, to ascertain the likely movement of the polonium and those who were apparently carrying it around the country; to expose the evidence about the events leading up to the murder".
To design and implement an open-source parallel GIS (OP-GIS) based on a Linux cluster, the parallel inverse distance weighting (IDW) interpolation algorithm has been chosen as an example to explore the working model and the principle of algorithm parallel pattern (APP), one of the parallelization patterns for OP-GIS.
Interest in for whom the corporation is governed is as old as the corporate form itself. Originally, corporations were created by special royal charter for a specified purpose for example to explore the East Indies allowing the enterprise to raise capital and share the risk and reward of the endeavour with investors (who need not be actively involved in its management).
In the same vein, Cioffi began preparation of many papers and lectures by assembling examples to explore the variety and complexity of the domain he was investigating.
In "Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation," out Tuesday, he offers four detailed recipes, used as examples to explore how food is transformed: for Bolognese, pork shoulder, sauerkraut and bread, each an illustration, he says, of the fundamental principles of cooking.
In order to address these limitations, in this article we rely on insights from three theoretical fields - namely planning regulation, transitions and governance - and illustrations from concrete examples, to explore what urban planning might have to focus on to address the tensions in linking stationary and mobile functions in urban streets.
