Sentence examples for opened to study from inspiring English sources

For a long time, Big Bang theory could not help us decide between these two possibilities, but with the discovery of gravity B-modes in the cosmic background radiation, it looks like a small window has been opened to study this problem.

This should open to study objects that are one-tenth as bright as those detected before and do so in much less time.

There is much to be done with the data already available and open to study.

The father of animal experimentation, 19th-century physiologist Claude Bernard, used stray cats extensively throughout his career, cutting them open to study how the pancreas aided digestion and the liver processed sugar.

Trials recruit only patients who are open to study treatments with equanimity (not necessarily common among patients 68).

The concept was never properly defined, but it carried the alluring implication that it might be open to study by established physical methods, most obviously X-ray diffraction.

With the identification of murine TA and SDH-1 mRNA the way is open to study their enzymatic activity in vitro and relative contribution to threonine catabolism under different physiological states in vivo.

The two sides recognized the outcome of the plebiscite which rejected the deal they had finalised in August and indicated the negotiating teams were open to studying proposals.

But since the Palestinian Authority signed a commitment on Jan . 22recognizing the court's authority, the prosecutor has appeared more open to studying the Palestinian claim.

The seven years he spent as a Communist, Professor Stocking wrote, taught him the habit of "self-criticism," which made him "suspicious of master narratives" and open to studying, in effect, the narratives of people who study others' narratives.

UC President Janet Napolitano has expressed support for some plans offered by legislators and she said she is open to studying Brown's proposals.