Sentence examples for explore into the from inspiring English sources

To develop domain on social and environment, we may have to explore into the traditional and contemporary Chinese culture rather then Chinese medicine.

Seems that Tony Ann, the family pet, had gone exploring into the hollow between the walls and now wanted out.

Visual clusters of hospitalization rates need to be further explored into the potential number of cases because sometimes high rates are created from single hospitalizations in areas with a small elderly population.

[ 10, 12- 17, 17- 26] We explored into the perceptions of the general public of Karachi, the largest metropolitan of Pakistan, towards psychotherapy as a psychiatric treatment modality and investigated any association between these perceptions and age, gender, educational level or occupational status of the participants.

Even when museums like the NMAAHC explore into painful content like racial violence and terrorism, it is seen as delving for the purpose of presenting a resilient identity narrative.

In the show Mr. Roth also explores research into the so-called evil gene and undergoes tests intended to reveal his own tendencies toward wickedness.

This review explores research into the influence of eye contact on communication and how video-conferencing mediates both verbal and non-verbal interactions.

Sub-categories and categories were interpreted and explored into themes expressing the underlying latent content of the data [ 42].

B3 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 The Voyagers After 25 Years Twenty-five yeafterftwo two identical spacecraft took off with little fanfare on missions to explore deep into the outer solar system, the Voyagers are still going strong.

You found yourself living more with the rhythm of the sunrise and sunset and because we were so deep in the jungle, you could explore deeper into the narrow, shallow tributaries by kayak than any boat ever could.

The element 'context' was explored into more detail using the Normalisation Process Model [ 24] to identify factors that affect the success or failure of delivering and implementing the intervention in a dynamic and complex primary care setting.