Sentence examples for initial exploratory phase from inspiring English sources

SHR/Izm showed high locomotor activity in the habituation phase in a novel environment, although locomotor activity in the initial exploratory phase was low.

I think first and foremost, after an initial exploratory phase that may be underwritten by government or NGO partnership funding, the tensions can be resolved by a hard-headed articulation and evaluation of the benefits to be derived on both sides of the partnership.

Our econometric results emphasise the importance of external openness in the initial, exploratory phase of the innovation process and the significance of internal openness (e.g. team working) in later stages of the process.

In automated open-field test, IDUA−/− mice showed hypoactivity as early as 2 months of age and altered anxiety starting from 6 months of age during the initial exploratory phase, even though normal habituation was observed at all ages.

Subjects showed a distinct pattern of learning starting with an initial exploratory phase in which hypotheses about the correct strategy were generated and tested, followed by a phase of rapid strategy acquisition before reaching a final phase of proficiency.

Using D. japonica, which can readily be manipulated even after the initial exploratory phase, will allow long (up to 72 hours) trials and flexible training procedures uniquely suited to this automated system.

The remaining two GH61s, together with starch and oligosaccharide active reference genes, showed little regulation in comparison with the basal Hagem medium control, and could be involved in degradation of more easily available non-structural carbohydrates that are particularly important during the initial exploratory colonization phase of host tissue by a microbe.

Initially designed to comprise an initial exploratory In Silico phase exploiting comparative sequence alignments [18], [19] and subsequent In Situ hybridization proof of concept phase, the herein presented non-specific results of the exploratory phase made it difficult to conduct parallel confirmatory In Situ inquiry due to a wide spectrum of test candidates and limited resources.

In the first phase (December 2011), initial exploratory interviews with five members of the Council Health Management Team CHMTT) resulted in the emergence of issues related to health workers' shortage that needed further exploration.

The initial exploratory analysis was performed using data from the phase II study (Study 1; VEG102616) and the replication analysis was conducted using data from the phase III study (Study 2; VEG105192).

Quantitative Structure-Retention Relationships (QSRR) have the potential to speed up the screening phase of chromatographic method development as the initial exploratory experiments are replaced by prediction of analyte retention based solely on the structure of the molecule.