Sentence examples for pilot exploration from inspiring English sources

Among them 55 children were granted permission by their parents to participate in the present study with names and to be involved in the pilot exploration.

The focus of the recommendations is on the next phase of pilot exploration, especially, exploration in geological systems for which no information, or very little information, is yet available concerning unconventional gas reservoirs they may contain.

Retrospectively, Wang et al. (Wang et al., 2009) reported the pilot exploration of fatty acid metabolism in Shewanella piezotolerans with concentration on its relevance to different temperatures and pressures.

A pilot exploration employing a healthy subject and 17 raters was performed to elucidate possible technical problems of the study.

A phase I biomarker substudy, in which patients (n = 33) with various tumor types and various lapatinib doses provided a pre-treatment and a sequential Day 21 biopsy, allowed a pilot exploration of the impact of lapatinib on growth and survival pathways.

After extensive discussion and pilot explorations, we felt that the crucial question to ask at this stage is whether the basic idea of putting keys on the back of the device is even reasonable.

In this review, we will introduce pilot explorations applying two approaches of systems biology in aging studies.

This pilot study exploration showed that the speeds of other road users were reduced at one of two bus stops.

Bringing shale gas to market involves all aspects of upstream petroleum industry activities, from exploration for, pilot tests of, and commercial production of gas from shale reservoirs in a basin.

Although China has researched and developed CSG for more than 30 years, single-well production is still too low, and most of China's CSG projects are still in the exploration and pilot test phases; few have attained large-scale commercial success, which has led some investors to lose patience and confidence (Luo 2013).

This framework highlights the importance of adequate modelling and exploration or piloting of the intervention prior to commencement of the full randomised controlled trial.