Sentence examples for explored the implications from inspiring English sources

Sargent's econometric research explored the implications of the rational-expectations hypothesis for testing theories.

Justice Kennedy emphasized that the ruling as to Sergeant Quon was narrow, even as he explored the implications of it.

Yet no poet, to my knowledge, in any European language, has really explored the implications of all this for the way in which we view the world.

The rest of Nineham's thinking and writing explored the implications of the commentary on the public and on the church, within which he was the object of grave suspicion.

The Frenchman Eugène Delacroix and the German Philipp Otto Runge explored the implications of musical analogies for painting, and everywhere writers, artists, and composers could be found in close association.

Rather than optimistically celebrating new technologies as the earlier generation of science-fiction writers had, his works explored the implications for humanity of the changes that technology had brought to the 20th century.

We explored the implication of this evolution for the management and diagnosis of future outbreaks.

We have further explored the implication of LOXL2 catalytic activity for EMT induction.

We studied hemostasis during nadroparin anticoagulation for CVVH, and explored the implication of the endogenous thrombin potential (ETP).

William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, meanwhile, were also exploring the implications of the French Revolution.

'Surrealism had begun to explore the implications of psychoanalysis and the understanding of human desire.