Sentence examples for exploratory sense from inspiring English sources

And we'd been talking about [nonmonogamy] for awhile in a very sort of exploratory sense.

And we'd been talking about [non-monogamy] for a while in a very sort of exploratory sense.

P-values of secondary endpoints and in subgroup analyses are, however, to be understood in an exploratory sense and adjustments for multiple comparisons were therefore not carried out.

Differences between CIS-CIS and CIS-RRMS were analyzed by Chi-Square test and Mann-Whitney U-Test respectively on a univariate basis in an exploratory sense.

All study endpoints have been analyzed with equal priority in a non-confirmatory, exploratory sense.

Therefore, all CIs reported for these secondary variables were interpreted only in an exploratory sense.

But even if we overlook the biases inherent to post hoc analyses and the fact that such analyses are eminently exploratory, what sense can there be in aggregating data from thousands of patients only to disaggregate them again later?

In the 90's, his balance of keen melodic sense, exploratory shimmer, and Neil Young-ish vocals endeared his band to a larger fan base than that of most guitar noodlers.

The role was originated by Alexandra Ansanelli after a long spell of injury, and Ms. Lovette conveyed something of the same exploratory curiosity, the sense that she was discovering the world anew.

Its tentative, exploratory nature makes sense since it's mostly concerned with seeding long-term change.

Here we showed that MGAS, which is exploratory in the sense that it does not require researchers to commit to one trait-generating genotype phenotype model before conducting the association analysis, has excellent power under various trait-generating models.