Sentence examples for reviewed and explored from inspiring English sources

Another of Mr. El-Hage's lawyers, Joshua L. Dratel, said afterward that the evaluations would be reviewed and explored at Friday's hearing.

Potential limitations of the current extrapolation method including possible non-linearity, and the validity of some approximations derived from solution chemistry, are reviewed and explored.

Previous and current research is considered initially with regards to why such difficulties arise and established interventions that address social competence and functioning are reviewed and explored from the field of schizophrenia, a condition also associated with similar difficulties in social cognition, cognition and negative symptoms.

Therefore, it is the most reviewed and explored tool in use today [8], [13], [19].

Through a modelling-based contribution, this paper critically reviews and explores the impact of low carbon heat policies to induce technological policy development.

The robotic microscope then uses machine vision to generate a digital, 3-D spatial map which researchers can review and explore on a screen, something like a topographical map of the Earth.

The aim of this metasynthesis was to review and explore studies of women's perceptions of their body image during pregnancy and postpartum, and to highlight the clinical implications for health professionals working in obstetrics.

We conducted an overview of these reviews, and explored their methodological and reporting quality to inform both practice and further research.

The second set of interviews was based on the results of our literature review and explored the perspectives of the Interviewees on the strategies and styles of governance found in the literature.

Our systematic review of observational studies identified 2998 unique records, of which we retrieved 99 in full text; three were eligible for our review and explored early opioid use (see online supplementary figure S2).

The variation serves to increase the background "noise" and this tends to hide small indications of disease, as reviewed in [19] and explored by Meyer and Hillbeck [7].