Sentence examples for explored longer from inspiring English sources
The Who's music grew more ambitious, as Mr. Townshend explored longer forms with his self-described miniopera "A Quick One" and then "Tommy". Mr. Entwistle wrote songs with the nasty characters of Cousin Kevin and Uncle Ernie and played French horn on the album.
The harmonic language has also changed: more distant key relationships are explored, longer modulatory excursions, more major/minor shifts of mode, and more chromatic and diverse harmonic progressions and modulations, using elements such as the diminished seventh chord.
Only three groups have explored longer (>6 months) administration and the overall response rate (Krainick-Strobel et al, 2008; Dixon et al, 2009; Carpenter et al, 2010).
We explore longer staining durations (up to 49 days) than have been previously considered [ 1, 2, 5, 9].
As infant follow-up stopped at 2 years, we were not able to explore longer term implications of preterm delivery, such as developmental disabilities and cerebral palsy.
However, this study was not able to explore longer term impacts such as prolonged household impoverishment or the deepening of household poverty.
If L1 is reduced, the colonization case is relatively unaffected, except that the trend in farther sources become exaggerated because cells have to explore longer before finding a detectable signal.
Although the MRC declined to extend the study end date, because enrolment into TOBY exceeded expectation, 325 infants were finally enrolled into TOBY, which should still give a reasonable power to explore longer term outcomes.
Mr. Stahl said yesterday that the company was "beginning to explore longer-term moves to strengthen our balance sheet," but declined to elaborate further.
Conversely, people with only industrial experience might not be open to radically new ideas as an academic free to explore longer-term, and riskier, possibilities.
In 2015 the BBC commissioned Frontier Economics to explore longer-term funding options relating to the over-75s concession.
