Sentence examples for more exploratory than from inspiring English sources

Despite the heated debate, it now appears that Verizon's northern expansion was more exploratory than a real possibility.

Mr. Mehra's storytelling method, more exploratory than linear, loosely weaves big themes — caste, untouchability, Hindu-Muslim tensions, the perfidy of priests and politicians — into a series of small vignettes.

"This expedition is slightly more exploratory than our usual field marketing, but we are hoping that good beer and a spirit of adventure will appeal to thirsty students in NUS bars this term".

It would dishonor those who have been truly sexually abused by clergy for me to make too much of what happened to me (i.e., I wasn't naked and his brief advance seemed more exploratory than downright predatory).

The Matrix isn't playing by those rules: it is experimenting with a new kind of popular culture, one which is by design more open-ended, more multilayered, more provocative and evocative, more exploratory than any one spectator is going to be able to process.

Women are more exploratory than men when going online.

In this study, boosting new neurons did not immediately produce behaviors that suggested an antianxiety or antidepressant effect, but when the mice were allowed to run on an exercise wheel for four weeks—another known booster of new neurons they displayed more exploratory behavior than control mice who also exercised, suggesting that environmental stimulation worked in concert with neurogenesis.

It's trying to take a more exploratory route than OnLive's big stuff first, details later strategy, and hopefully that'll end up resulting in a more dependable, consistant and lasting experience for gamers.

More generally, access to Beagle-2 provides the Roux lab with a computational testing ground for testing more exploratory ideas than typically approved by national high-performance computing resources.

In fact, back in 2002, a study was published in the Journal of Pediatrics, one that was more exploratory in nature than a look for dehydration, and it found that boys in Germany had an average urine osmolality of 844 mOsm/kg.

Here we found that EGFrlow cells are more exploratory and slower than motile cells which do not express EGFr.