Sentence examples for large exploratory from inspiring English sources

A new exploration model should allow a faster, less expensive and more direct way of assessing the prospectivity of large exploratory areas and of identifying oil and gas leads.

These results suggest that the proposed alternative exploration model can provide a more direct means of assessing the hydrocarbon potential of large exploratory areas, even before other geophysical investigations provide detailed information on possible targets.

Variables that were found to have a significant effect on MATE score were included in a large, exploratory General Linear Model (specifically, a multifactorial ANCOVA without interaction) to explore their independent effects on MATE score.

The entrenched current exploration model of the O&G industry and its associated geophysical investigation tools signify that the exploratory investigation of any frontier or other large exploratory areas will inevitably require huge investments and long lead times before reasonable knowledge about its prospectivity is accumulated.

The only study of transition-readiness to originate outside of North America was a large exploratory study of factors that contribute to transition-readiness in Dutch adolescents [ 18].

This large, exploratory study identified 1 biologically plausible SNP that warrants further study in the response of breathlessness to morphine therapy.

The research reported here, part of a larger exploratory project about the factors that may play a role in the implementation of corporate return to work measures, characterized workers having suffered an occupational injury.

This analysis forms part of a larger exploratory study of the decision-making processes and experiences of Canadian medical tourists.

Larger exploratory studies are required to further explore the role of the instructor and the group in older adults' adherence to general exercise and rehabilitation classes.

The study presented here is part of a larger exploratory mixed-methods case study [ 11- 13], for which the methodology is described in detail elsewhere [ 14- 16].

(That is, these studies were largely exploratory, requiring larger samples and more stringent statistical control).