Sentence examples for need for exploration from inspiring English sources

We published previously a model predictive of the need for exploration in small-bowel obstruction.

Clark said it can automatically help you identify the "points of highest improvement" while balancing between the need for "exploration" (i.e., trying out totally new ideas) and "exploitation" (drilling down on the areas that are already working).

In the light of this research and consistent with the literature, there is a need for exploration of mechanisms to provide appropriate transparency, data controls by students, information security, and accountability safeguards (Pardo & Siemens, 2014).

We found only six publications in which the need for exploration and suturing the deltoid ligament after ankle fractures was the primary question (Table 2) [3, 45, 77, 122, 126, 133].

There is a great urgency in better understanding the pathophysiology underlying the exceedingly high mortality and a need for exploration of therapeutic strategies beyond those that influence neurohormonal pathways.

Critical to understanding symptom experiences during treatment is the need for exploration of "why" inter-individual symptom differences occur; this will determine who may be most susceptible to treatment toxicities.

That means that Pemex is being starved of the money needed for exploration and refining.Unhappily, reform looks unlikely.

The highlighted challenges and opportunities are mainly the needs for exploration and development of property models and sustainable chemical product design framework.

The highlighted challenges and opportunities are mainly about the needs for exploration and development of property models, suitable design scale and computational effort as well as sustainable chemical product design framework.

Challenging your mentee will encourage him to always set and maintain high standards of practice, encourage the risk-taking needed for exploration of innovative and creative ideas, and help him develop the persistence to reach difficult goals.

But silence also amplifies discovery--it creates the space one needs for exploration, a luxury in a world of packaged tours, planned itineraries, video-and-audio-prepared tourists.