Sentence examples for preliminary exploratory from inspiring English sources

I did a little preliminary exploratory surgery, employing what is known as the "scream test," which involves poking various organs.

3 Italia, in a statement, said that it was not continuing the talks, which it described as "very preliminary exploratory contacts," because it would not be able to get approval for a deal from its owner, Hutchison Whampoa.

"As one of these options, Deutsche Telekom AG and Orange SA are having highly preliminary exploratory discussions with British Telecom,  although it is too early to state whether any transaction may occur.

Based on this dynamic similarity to larger, natural systems, we proceeded with a preliminary exploratory suite of experiments to constrain runout and erosion efficiencies of flowing ejecta.

However after all, our pilot clinical trial is a very preliminary exploratory study so the safety and efficacy of the current strategy still need additional verification in a much larger cohort.

From our preliminary exploratory data analysis, we found that Bahrain is impacted the most, followed by Maldives, Ethiopia, and Sudan in terms of the average number of fatalities per millions of populations in a country/region.

We also perform a preliminary and exploratory study of materials consisting of significantly elongated particles.

Our study is limited by the small sample size emphasizing the preliminary and exploratory nature of our main findings.

While preliminary, our exploratory exercise seeks to call attention to an underdeveloped theme, namely the labour market implications associated with the transition towards green growth.

We present a research agenda informed by a preliminary and exploratory mixed-methods investigation: the creation of a "social-impact" index of land use change on elk winter range and a focus group with wildlife management experts.

However, a preliminary and exploratory meeting had already been convened by Prof. Saksida, and the review papers given at that meeting by several workers who had planned involvement were published in a memorial volume as Pliocene and Pleistocene Hominids (Bajd and Kavur 1999).