Sentence examples for exploratory initiatives from inspiring English sources

Future research needs to concentrate on further investigating occupational functioning in adults with ADHD and pilot exploratory initiatives and tools, leading to a better and more informed understanding of possible barriers to employment and potential schemes to put in place to address these problems.

The Aquatic Biofuels Working Group (ABWG), established in September 2008 as an exploratory initiative of the FAO Inter-Departmental Wonking Group (IDWG) on Bioenergy, is reviewing the state of knowledge in this field with a view toward its relevance and potential applications in developing countries.

In the frame of the German Biodiversity Exploratories, initiative soil samples were collected from 9 forest and 9 grassland plots of the German Biodiversity Exploratory Schwäbische Alb.

These include exploratory research, drug discovery initiatives, biopharmaceutical production, target validation, and high-throughput screening.

The early phases of the initiative were exploratory.

These results were obtained during an exploratory phase of that initiative.

Wanda, meanwhile, has mounted an offensive against Hilton, forming Beverly Hills Residents and Businesses to Preserve our City, an exploratory committee to oppose the initiative, according to California secretary of state records.

Exploratory talks with Moscow on the initiative started in Munich this month.

We can only harvest what we've sown". What you're really hearing and seeing is the roll-out of an exploratory campaign for a possible tax hike initiative on the November 1998 ballot.

Collaborations with National Centers for Biomedical Computing (R01) Exploratory Collaborations with National Centers for Biomedical Computing (R21) A related NIH initiative is the National Centers for Biomedical Computing, a collection of interdisciplinary project teams focusing on informatics applications in the health sciences.

And, who knows, the government could stimulate private initiatives by offering generous bounties for successful, nongovernmental exploratory missions.