Sentence examples for more exploring than from inspiring English sources

For example, finding answers to questions such as "Other than prescribed medications, what are alternatives that may help with depression" involve more exploring than searching.

Cellular redox changes, much more explored in cardiology than in oncology (Gutierrez et al, 2006), emerge as a pivotal and proximal event in cancer.

When we go to the store, she's more interested in exploring than sitting in the cart.

Her change of heart is no more fully explored than Reginald's equally sudden acceptance of her presence at Beecham House after initially reacting with fury.

And few of its resources have been more exhaustively explored than this 4,310-acre 4,310-acrepark in Santa municipalith its caves, cedar groves, winding back roads, carousel and landmark observatory, it's an all-parkose godsend for travel-shy locatinn Santa Monica

Never is the mother-daughter relationship more beautifully explored than through literature.

And while the world gets increasingly smaller thanks to air travel, the internet, and that ever burgeoning industry of armchair tourism (cheers David Attenborough) there is also more to explore than ever.

Here we primarily reiterate that there is more to discover than non-synonymous point mutations and suggest that amid genetic deserts and genetic islands, there is also more to explore than the coding regions of the genome.

It is much more challenging to explore than it is to follow your passion because there is so much more uncertainty.

There is much more to be explored than this noble documentary, made on a tiny budget, has the resources to examine.

However, modelling results showed that lesioned animals were no more likely to explore than control animals.