Sentence examples for not explicitly explore from inspiring English sources

Although Pink does not explicitly explore his theory's application to the field of autism education, "Drive" could have a major impact on the treatment of children with autism, currently estimated by the C.D.C. to occur in one out of every hundred and ten children in the United States.

Studies that included participants in serodiscordant relationships did not explicitly explore perceptions of risk.

We did not explicitly explore the effect of differences in tree topology on divergence time estimates.

The studies we identified on this topic did not explicitly explore the reasons for this increase.

Although we did not explicitly explore the theme of trust, the parallels with the above study in terms of the emergent themes are striking.

While relevant from a conceptual point of view, this study will not explicitly explore the role of the funding agencies and the donor agencies in shaping the intervention content.

Their study mainly focused on the clustering of neural representation for the test colors, and the variability of the most sensitive hues of individual voxels in early visual cortex was not explicitly explored.

Political processes, as by their definition, occur around governmental changes, an important contextual avenue which was not explicitly explored in this research but likely would demonstrate a temporal patterning in relation to national political changes.

16 17 Furthermore, previous studies on trial decision aids have not explicitly explored perceptions of the 'new' content (ie, features to improve decision-making), which define decision aids as different to existing PILs.

While we have not explicitly explored the temporal feeding pattern in our experimental models: there is data from the common vole demonstrating that ultradian feeding and locomotor activity rhythms are co-expressed, suggesting that the DUO (and thus dopamine) drives both synchronously.

This "coincidence," even couched as it was in the fact that the kabbalistic text doesn't actually or explicitly explore the connection between this verse (Exodus 14 21) and the Song of the Sea (Exodus 15:1-18), was remarkable enough.