Sentence examples for exploratory function from inspiring English sources

As a result, the authors identify a strong emphasis on the exploratory function of case studies, neglecting the richness of case study methods to challenge, refine, verify, and test theories (Welch et al. 2011: 755).

I admire Wagner's courage and wish more poets would permit the exploratory function of poetry to make its way onto the page.

While the primary function of the below-ground mycelia is to absorb nutrients from the soil, the rhizomorphs serve a more exploratory function, to locate new food bases.

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Most of the IDK-Qs had an exploratory function (46/53), with simulated patients providing detailed responses or asking for more information (36/53).

Due to their sensory and exploratory function, filopodia possess a large number of transmembrane receptors and raft-associated signalling complexes, which vary according to cell type and growth conditions (Lidke et al., 2005; Ladwein and Rottner, 2008).

Soothing (i.e., stroke, finger, mouth) and reactive (i.e., grab, pat, pull) types of touch co-occurred with gaze away from mother during the SF period, and infants exhibited more regulatory and exploratory functions during the SF period.

Patterns of feedback that are exploratory functioned as advising, eliciting and questioning as well as responses to questions and clarifications of information and intended meaning (Stanley, 1992).

The exploratory functions of peer feedback also underlie how the learners engaged in instructing in the form of a mini lesson (Villamil & De Guerrero, 1996; De Guerrero & Villamil, 2000; Hanjani & Li, 2014), subtle hints, providing options/alternatives, defining and using L1 to assist each other in attending to the problems and solving them (De Guerrero & Villamil, 2000; Hanjani & Li, 2014).

Typical filopodia are F-actin-based cell extensions involved in sensory and exploratory functions of the cellular environment and participate in wound healing, invasion, chemotaxis, and cell-to-cell signaling [19].

No formal statistical hypothesis tests were conducted for exploratory variables (pulmonary function, asthma exacerbations, symptom scores, rescue SABA use, quality of life).