Sentence examples for explore specifically from inspiring English sources

Created as a tourism promotion by Hiroshima prefecture in Japan, the Cat Street View map reminds us that there are different points of views to explore, specifically those of our benevolent feline overlords.

A focus group guide was used to explore further the themes presented, and explore specifically issues around teaching in clerkship, role modeling, lapse reporting and remediation.

We could not explore specifically why this is so in this study, but we can hypothesize that family physicians have closer interactions with their specialist colleagues in the rural community setting as most of them still provide hospital care.

In the following sections, we explore specifically how competitive interactions in a community context, among both conspecifics and heterospecifics, as well as interactions with other trophic levels, can lead to density-dependent selection pressures.

Future studies could explore specifically how different sorts of concerns are expressed during the encounter and factors that influence this expression, such as the presence/absence of a trusting doctor-patient relationship.

In this paper, we expand on our previously reported findings describing women's experience of infertility and TCM treatment and outcomes, and explore specifically the quality of life, coping strategies and emotional and instrumental support needs of women with infertility or difficulty of viable pregnancy seeking TCM therapy.

Ms. Nevins said she had become convinced that there were still issues to be explored, specifically: "why this very minor event became one of such enormous magnitude".

These twin themes, as it happens, will be explored specifically at the Grand Union Orchestra's concert in the London Jazz Festival in November, Liberation and Remembrance, which will include a piece dedicated to this remarkable man.

CAP is exploring specifically whether junk food ads should be banned from media targeted at – or of particular appeal to – children under the age of 12 or 16. "Too many children in the UK are growing up overweight or even obese, potentially damaging their health in later life and imposing a high cost on society," said James Best, chairman of CAP.

Finally, the heating zone output current was explored specifically for two batches of wafers in the 12″ furnace tube process.

According to Easton [18], case studies offer the possibility of exploring specifically defined problems which otherwise could be difficult to examine.