Sentence examples for explore significance from inspiring English sources

In this paper, experiments were conducted to explore significance of departure from linearity at low fluid velocity (Pre-Darcy flow) in porous media.

Groups were compared by one-way or two-way analysis of variance with Bonferroni's post hoc test applied to explore significance.

The impact of UV-light in photoactivation of surfactant stabilized ZnS NPs has been utilized in exploring significance of surfactants in improving the surface emitting states in water soluble semiconductor NPs.

Beyond the need to further study the ecological implications and underlying mechanisms of gradient responsiveness, our results exemplify the yet to be explored significance of dynamic processes and the potential role for their information content in ecological systems.

Pioneers such as James Walvin, Folarin Shyllon and later Peter Fryer set out to explore the significance of racism in British history – to reveal slavery as the vast global industry that it was, and to recover forgotten black communities and individuals.

Gordon had mentioned the elastic boundaries of the words for "one" and "two" in his paper, but in Everett's opinion he had failed to explore the significance of the phenomenon.

More clinical trials with larger patient populations are needed in order to fully explore the significance of microRNA-21 as a marker and predictor of responses to treatment.

Burdon RD and Li Y (in prep .. Genotype-environment interaction involving site differences in level of expression of genotypic variation: simulations to explore economic significance.

To explore the significance of cutting variables on the size effect, micro-milling tests were conducted on Inconel 718 nickel alloy using 500 μm diameter carbide end mill.

The present study is designed to explore the significance of phosphoinositide-3-kinase (PI3K /Akt molecular pathway as well as ellagic acid's chemopreventive effect in colon cancer.

The study was designed to explore the significance of endogenous H2S in the development of high-salt-induced hypertension in rats.