Sentence examples for explored it would from inspiring English sources

According to the pharmacokinetics property [ 6, 7], it was explored it would be possible to reduce the dosing interval between each tablet to 12 h and therefore limit the treatment duration to 24 hours.

Aides to Mr. Barak said he was interested in exploring it and would do so with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and the rest of the cabinet on Wednesday.

This distinction is somewhat idiosyncratic, though, and exploring it here would be a distraction from the main ways in which the basic distinction has historically been deployed.

We therefore considered different groups of persons potentially exposed to RF-EMF, identified by literature search and knowledge about potential exposures, and explored whether it would be feasible to set up epidemiologic research in these groups.

In the appointments process, "We explored what it would mean for me as a bishop to be living within those guidelines," he said.

Jim Morrison sang of The End being his only friend, while David Bowie brilliantly explored what it would be like to be a rock'n'roll suicide.

So Wilson and his team published a modeling exercise online on 7 February in Sexual Health that explored what it would take to lower new HIV infection rates in Australia's MSM population.

As we explored what it would take to build a watch, we were disappointed to find so many watch brands were shipping all the production to China / Germany and simply white labeling their products," said Wilson.

The neurocognitive profiles of these two groups have not been explored, and it would be of interest to assess whether their distinct patterns of behavior rest upon distinct patterns of emotional reactivity.

This study explored whether it would make a difference in which order a set of motivational and self-regulatory intervention modules were presented to improve hand hygiene in young adults.

The current study explored whether it would make a difference in which order a set of two brief theory-based psychological intervention arms (motivational and self-regulatory interventions) are presented to improve hand hygiene in young adults.