Sentence examples for explored very well from inspiring English sources

While the reported efficacy of R. serpentina extract against hypertension has been explored very well to identify specific therapeutic PDMs, its potential against a host of other disorders (Table  1) is hitherto not pinned down to specific molecules.

Facebook had many issues brought on by being powered by with thin games of poor quality but one area that it did explore very well was cross-promotion.

Although those mechanisms have been well explored, very few countermeasures have been reported.

However, it may also explore very weak similarities between genes as well.

The central sierra is so poorly explored, however, that future explorations may very well extend the area of Chavin occupation.

We do not claim that hill climbing is better than NM; however, in the case of the specific problem analysed here (where the hill climbing explores the search space very well), and when considering the Matlab implementation of NM, the hill climbing was a bit better.

Solutions with XACML for access control has been very well explored by research and have resulted in significant contributions to various sectors including healthcare.

Epigenetic modifications are thought to play a key role in learning and forming memories, but this has not been very well explored because there are no good ways to disrupt the modifications, short of blocking histone modification of the entire genome.

While the conventional approach for polymer selection which is based on the analysis of a large sensor array response (SAR) in smaller subsets of arrays is very well explored, relatively less attention has been given to another approach which is based on the LSER parameters of the polymers and the analytes.

The mountains of southwest China in particular are not very well explored.

We refer the reader to the paper [41] by Diagana et al. for more details about the notion of (S_{p}^{(n)} -almost periodicity (the notion of N-almost periodicity is very well explored in the monograph [15] by Levitan and Zhikov. Stepanov cases have not been introduced so far, to the best knowledge of the authors).