Sentence examples for explored background from inspiring English sources

Finally we explored background emotions, which are feelings operating at a low level, like when you say you're feeling "a bit down" or "under the weather".

We explored background variables possibly explaining the individual variation in treatment response or failure in a randomised trial.

Using the HSS, we have explored background emissions on many printed microarrays spanning a variety of preparation protocols.

I also recommend Lu's TEDx talk on the Sentinel space telescope project, and explore background posted by the B612 Foundation, the group co-founded by Lu, Schweickart and others, first to explore deflection options and, since 2011, focused on the telescope mission.

Hopefully, you've had time to explore background information at your--um--leisure.

Starting from this map, the user can explore background information about his surroundings by navigating along data links into other data sources.

Previous literature (Burkam et al., 2004; Rock, Pollack & Weiss, 2004) reported that disadvantaged kindergarten children tend to lose more on scores during the summer vacation, and this suggest the estimate of the summer effect could be used to explore background variables that indicate access of children to academic support.

Entry interviews were semi-structured to explore background, preparation, aims and personal and professional goals for the visit.

The Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study (MoBa), a nation wide prospective pregnancy cohort that since 2002 has asked pregnant women about their frequency of organic food use, provides a unique possibility to explore background characteristics and lifestyle behaviors associated with the consumption of organic food during pregnancy.

Extra words for their own sake may not improve your writing, but in a novella-length piece, don't hesitate to add to mood, explore background or sub-plots, have your character or characters introspect for a while, or even talk about the weather.

Delve into the columns of the 19th-century local press, as I did in Cheltenham when I explored the background to the 2004 collapse of Gloucestershire's water network, and you see a similar process take place with water.