Sentence examples for explored here as from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, according to the scenarios explored here, as long as the birth incidence of cystic fibrosis remains stable, there is no reason for existing neonatal screening programmes to be discontinued on cost-effectiveness grounds.

In fact, the data can be effortlessly explored here, as shown below.

Salt weathering will be explored here as an example of outdoor damage.

These complex issues are explored here as experts from four countries provide us with their views on a hypothetical, but increasingly common, clinical scenario.

Further work also needs to be undertaken to identify any further properties which may influence hazard map communication and interpretation, in addition to a more probing investigation of the parameters explored here, such as testing more colour schemes and map content types.

These features suffice to make the ideal life in Plato's city unpalatable to us, not to speak of certain other features that have not been explored here, such as the communal life envisaged for the upper classes, and the assignment of sexual partnerships by lotteries that are rigged for reasons of eugenics.

Future work will be required to determine the validity of SSA under conditions different to those explored here, such as varying population sizes, rates of initiation of both DrugA and DrugB and for more extreme associations.

The example explored here is circularity as measured using geometric morphometrics.

The challenges of developing agri-environmental policy measures, and especially market-oriented ones, are explored here, using Israel as a case study.

Therefore, the binding of TEM-1 beta-lactamase to three beta-lactam antibiotics including penicillin G, cefalexin as well as cefoxitin was explored here by frontal affinity chromatography in combination with fluorescence spectra, adsorption and thermodynamic data in the temperature range of 278 288 K under simulated physiological conditions.

There are the pies from Lancashire - meat and potato, Poole's or Pimblett's, as explored here a few weeks back.