Sentence examples for investigating deep from inspiring English sources

While we have not resolved this tension, we have shown that our framework and metric promote the development of methodologies for investigating "deep" uncertainties in resilience assessment while retaining the use of probability for expressing uncertainties about highly uncertain, unforeseeable, or unknowable hazards in design and management activities.

However, no studies investigating deep sequencing of the root transcriptome (including ginsenoside biosynthesis genes) have previously been reported.

This approach was suitable for investigating deep transcriptome variations in mosquitoes and identified several loci with high transcription signal not previously identified in mosquito genome.

Here we improve over our previous work by using a more realistic measure of customer-shop distance, and investigating deeper implications of shop and product types on customer mobility.

The study Mt. Vesuvius by muon radiography represents a very challenging task, due both to the morphology of the mountain and to the aim of investigating deeper structures than in previous applications of muon radiography to volcanoes.

They highlighted the advantages of the system for investigating deeper structures and the possibility of identifying resistivity structure responses from sensor heights of 100 m or more, which is important for improving the safety of AEM surveys.

In particular, it uses time travel to explore miscommunication and distance in relationships, while also investigating deeper existential questions.

Its paleoecological, topographic, and environmental characteristics suggest that the Mediterranean Sea is a suitable model for investigating deep-sea biodiversity patterns along longitudinal, bathymetric and energetic gradients across its different regions.

Previous studies investigating deep-sea communities in the Gulf of Maine region have focussed on a specific habitat (e.g. continental slope [25], [26]; canyons [27] [29]; Bear Seamount [19], [30]) or a specific taxon or faunal type (e.g. corals [18], [31] [34]; macrofauna [35], [36]; fishes [37], [38]), limiting the ability to estimate diversity across regional scales or broad taxonomic groups.

For investigating deep-level relationships, Cameron [ 9] points out that gene annotation of insect mitogenomes also provides useful information to reveal the evolution of insect mitogenomes.

And what I especially like is that there's something inherently funny about them, and yet it seems possible to investigate deep questions using some of those tropes.