Sentence examples for more exploratory approach from inspiring English sources

Here's My Heart brings a more exploratory approach to her choice of antique ballads (a couple in Gaelic).

By "it," he explained, he means a more exploratory approach to narrative, which he has found in movies as different as Paul Thomas Anderson's "Punch-Drunk Love" and Steven Soderbergh's "Solaris".

Alternatively, if one is pursuing a more exploratory approach, classification techniques such as discriminant function analysis are useful [Fischer et al., 2001a].

Furthermore, the database may be queried not only by the gene's symbol but also by synonym and full name, allowing for a much more exploratory approach to searching.

Due to the limited nature of previous research on this topic, we opted for a more exploratory approach aimed at uncovering the broad range of reasons that women had for engaging in anal intercourse.

The use of a more exploratory approach may have been useful for generating hypotheses for future testing, but would not have permitted the testing of evidence carried out in this study.

We then discuss more exploratory approaches for HTE, particularly the family of predictive risk modeling approaches, with some detail on classification and regression tree (CART) analysis.

One of the challenging decisions in validation research is whether to test hypotheses with the aid of structured guidelines, such as the COSMIN checklist, or whether to use more exploratory approaches.

This scenario was perceived as more likely after brief training because participants were adopting a more holistic, exploratory approach in their interactions, during which patients might reveal deeper problems.

I have recently been working on several real-world designs for the military, and they specifically ask for the more exploratory dynamic approach I've done in films.

A recent review [ 22] contrasts '-ology' strategies that typically test a priori hypotheses with '-omics' strategies that adopt more agnostic, exploratory approaches, stressing that "... discovery-based approaches do not eschew hypotheses; rather, they seek to elevate hypothesis testing to a new level, by allowing high-throughput hypothesis generation and prioritization" [ 22].