"explored upon" is not a correct phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "explored" in a sentence, such as: The professor explored the history of the Roman Empire in detail.
The effects of the experimental parameters, such as dendrimer concentration, activation of PGE surface, DNA concentration, and different labelling of DNA using chemical groups were explored upon to the electrode response by using different electrochemical techniques; differential pulse voltammetry (DPV), cyclic voltammetry (CV) and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS).
IL-8 effects on human monocyte-derived DC biology were explored upon DC exposure to recombinant IL-8 and with the help of an IL-8 neutralizing mAb.
However, the nonmonotonic dose response dependences (hormesis and paradoxical effects) of these indexes are insufficiently explored upon exposure to pollution.
It is however conceivable that the muscles of these mTORC2 mutant animals develop altered trophic responses that would need to be explored upon exposure to chronic mechanical loading or atrophy-promoting treatments.
With a description emphasizing "love, faith and family," a toned down, modest erotica didn't seem like such a bad explore upon completing Michael And Jenna's Christian Domestic Discipline Marriage.
The first theme explored views upon the importance of evaluating the patients' perceived health and the second how the physicians usually obtain information about the patients' perspective.
The risk implications of free BPA detections need to be explored based upon dose response assessment and suitable physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling that can relate internal dose of free BPA to adverse effect.
One of the limitations is in the nature of free-text data, where ideas cannot be explored, clarified, or expanded upon, as would be possible with interviews and focus groups.
There are sandbanks to be explored and dined upon and dolphin tours and Dhoni cruises at sunset.
While the series also explored or intruded upon some interesting sociocultural areas – including voyeurism, audience participation and competitive group dynamics – it will be for its Warholian manufacturing of celebrity that it will be best remembered.
Part of medicine is slightly investigative, gathering information to find out what started the problem, what treatment options have been explored and enacted upon, what worked in the past, and what has not worked?
