Sentence examples for may be unexplored from inspiring English sources

Even though thermal processing of oil predates other conversion processes, there may be unexplored opportunities for heavy oil thermal treatment in combination with oxidation.

Determine if the market will support an additional business, and what niches might be unexplored.

There may be functional differences in the replication mechanisms between FoMV and PVX which are unexplored at present.

For example, while it is known that male courtship song is important for both within-population mate choice and species recognition, and that female preferences for song traits may vary among populations [ 37], the role of song in between-population mate choice is unexplored.

The Maliau Basin may be one of the most primeval destinations in Sabah: a bowl-shaped jungle depression surrounded by unscalable jungle mountains that was unexplored until World War II, when it was spotted from the air by an Allied pilot.

But much of the region's ancient history has been unexplored.

With very rare exceptions (Shane Meadows's This is England, for example, and the novels of David Peace) these areas of English society are unexplored.

Despite a well-characterized archaeological record, the genetics of the people who inhabit the Arctic have been unexplored.

One of the essential characteristics of games that has been unexplored in the literature is the concept of uncertainty.

A problem-specific local refinement procedure is developed to search for solution space that is unexplored by the honey bees.

Though few examples of anion sensing in solution with pyridoxal-based Schiff bases are known, anion recognition utilizing pyridoxal-based gelators is unexplored in the literature.