The phrase 'explore the question further' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you would like to indicate that you would like to see further research or discussion into a particular issue or question. For example: "Given the complexity of global warming, it is important to explore the question further to gain a more comprehensive understanding."
Perhaps Pokémon Go will get some people to further explore the question of information security, and perhaps even get involved in broader internet freedom movements that demand things like transparency, better privacy standards, and the codification of the internet as a public good.
Together with a simple computer model, aimed at explaining the consequences of SOD modulation in the mitochondrial compartment, we then use these insights to further explore the question whether the lack of lifespan reduction in GA480 really represents a strong challenge to the notion that ROS might contribute to the determination of lifespan in C. elegans.
To further explore the question of co-occurrence of AP-1-binding sites, the frequency of AP-1 sites in phylogenetically conserved domains was also examined.
Given the desire to further explore the question of how the UMMS elective impacted their perceptions of patient care and the patient-provider relationship, all 102 individuals were invited to participate in in-depth interviews.
This approach allowed us to further explore the question of whether transmissive stages of the parasite being allowed to persist in the environment plays a role in the evolutionary dynamics that we would expect to see in this system.
I plan to focus some upcoming posts on several of the main questions--more details to come as I explore the questions a bit further.
To explore this question further, we compared the locations of the NCO events with a recently reported genome-wide map of meiotic DSB hotspots in human spermatocytes (Pratto et al., 2014).
To explore this question further, researchers led by developmental biologist Moises Mallo of the Gulbenkian Institute of Science in Oeiras, Portugal, turned to an unusual mouse.
