Sentence examples for for in-depth exploration from inspiring English sources

The debate series aims to provide a forum for in-depth exploration of arguments on both sides of key nuclear policy issues.

Foundation for in-depth exploration of image processing, optimization, finite element and particle methods, computational materials, discrete element methods, and network methods.

Their isomeric molecular structures, different photoluminescence, but similar electroluminescence, offer a good platform for in-depth exploration of photoluminescence electroluminescence relations.

As passengers become increasingly adventurous, a trend is emerging for "Cruise and stay" holidays that combine the number of destinations a sea voyage offers, with the chance for in-depth exploration on land, that meets the needs of today's more youthful cruise customers.

These obstacles underscore the need for in-depth exploration for genes that are aberrantly expressed during lung carcinogenesis, and the need for intensive investigations of the roles of these genes in tumor biology.

More empirical studies are needed to understand how to identify the optimal approach when datasets are very large and do computationally not allow for in-depth exploration runs.

Ms. Cutter, at National Geographic, which so far offers only privately planned African safaris, said, "We have definitely seen a lot of people celebrating family events and who are asking for in-depth explorations of destinations".

Qualitative research methods are effective for in-depth explorations of clinician perceptions regarding roles and clinical work practice [ 20, 21].

Two meta-analyses were selected for in depth exploration of the review process.

Likewise and more importantly for its application as an animal model, the genomic and functional conservation of lipid metabolism from C. elegans to humans is unclear, limiting C. elegans' utility for in depth exploration of the fundamental mechanisms of lipid metabolism and human metabolic diseases.

A strength of this study is that the qualitative data allows for in depth exploration of the indirect processes that are involved in the adoption of behaviours, while quantitative data is often restricted to exploring direct associations between predetermined and measurable variables.