Sentence examples for exploring underlying from inspiring English sources
Until the 17th century, concussion was usually described by its clinical features, but after the invention of the microscope, more physicians began exploring underlying physical and structural mechanisms.
The less stringent rules of the post-Hayes film industry allowed sexuality to be more open, and cinema as a whole became more sexually explicit from the 1980s in particular, but aimed to purely to entertain rather than exploring underlying sexual dynamics.
Further research is warranted exploring underlying conceptualization of optimism/pessimism and health related quality of life across countries.
For these reasons, the Delphi method has been used commonly in educational research as a valuable method of exploring underlying assumptions leading to differing judgements [ 10].
Therefore, exploring underlying mechanisms for IUGR as well as early detection and effective management of fetuses who are at increased risk of developing IUGR, points the way for further research which could ultimately result in lowering stillbirth rates.
Taken together, these studies link the components of a gene-specific histone transcription machinery (Oct-1, OCA-S) to the global histone expression regulators (cyclin E/CDK2, NPAT), and possibly also to cellular metabolic state (redox status), and set a stage for exploring underlying mechanisms.
Supportive therapy explores underlying problems that might be responsible for the binge eating disorder, examines emotional issues and encourages the expression of feelings and concerns.
Descriptive statistics and the multivariate analysis have been used to explore underlying structures of the data collected.
However, little progress has been made in developing animal models to explore underlying mechanisms and potential therapeutic interventions.
In essence, we apply computational science to explore underlying mechanisms that explain medical/surgical hospital outcomes – readmissions – for individuals with comorbid physical and mental illness.
The case study identified and explored underlying social factors, such as risk normalization, risk trade-offs, and push-and-pull processes, which seem to influence the decision to live in a high-risk area.
