Sentence examples for had unexplored from inspiring English sources

In the thirties, Grant would sometimes appear in a role, such as the despondent husband of a mercenary, cold-hearted woman (Kay Francis) in the 1939 "In Name Only," that suggested that he had unexplored dimensions.

Because of Moffett's reputation as a superb geologist, McMoRan set about approaching a lot of the larger companies that had unexplored acreage in the shallow Gulf region to work cooperatively.

All drugs have multiple effects and any psychoactive drug as powerful as ketamine is bound to have unexplored potential.

This study suggests that vasopressin inhibition of trypsin may have unexplored biological implications.

This indicates that, besides albumin, PEI does interact with a variety of blood plasma proteins, and could have unexplored effects on their structures and bio-functions.

The appearance of a conserved ribF gene upstream of a motility gene cluster in these three organisms reinforces the idea that riboflavin may have unexplored functions in the delta-Proteobacteria.

Differences in SH2 and SH3 domain availability for intermolecular associations could have unexplored biological consequences and help explain nonredundant functions of individual SFKs.

Powerful LED chips are available now from ultraviolet (UV) to infrared, making them attractive for multiwavelength imaging, such as of Vm and CaT in myocardium, where deep UV-LED illumination has unexplored potential.

The ambition to create such machines and enclosures has its own unexplored cultural history.

Whisnant told Trotter that at least one important investigative path had gone unexplored.

But other corners of the solar system had gone unexplored until this year.