Sentence examples for more active exploration from inspiring English sources

And we stressed that scarcity would be preceded by more active exploration, more efficient use and development of new technologies all accelerated by increasing prices.JORGEN RANDERSCommugny, SwitzerlandSIR—I do not write to defend Paul Ehrlich, the environmentalist to whom you refer.

Data showed that the interior design style proposed by Ikea was overall able to elicit a more positive emotional response, a more active visual exploration and more willingness to buy the furniture.

Mice that lack LAR phosphatase domains exhibit spatial learning impairment in performance of the Morris water maze, and are more active in exploration and nest-building (Kolkman et al., 2004).

As educators, our challenge is thus to make evolution meaningful and relevant to our students so that science becomes less about rote memorization and more about active exploration of the natural world.

I mean, I wish we had kept more in an active exploration vein.

Synchronization levels between the hippocampus and the cortical areas were also more consistent during active exploration when compared to motor quiescence.

The curiosity maps (Fig. 5E&F) of the one most active worms from each species show that D. japonica is much more active and its exploration behavior is more extensive.

In an environment that rewards exploration, the more active mice would presumably thrive; with a simple follow-up it should possible to prove that luck can mediate success in a carefully controlled environment.

Mechanism exploration proposed that more active sites on Mn3O4@ZnO surface would be released for continuous photocatalytic reduction of Cr (VI) after the transfer of reduced Cr (III) from Mn3O4@ZnO onto Mn3O4 surface.

In passive exploration, stimuli are typically pressed to the fingers, whereas in active exploration, participants can freely explore the stimuli.

The H rats were more active in the actimetry cage and presented higher levels of exploration in the EPM.