Sentence examples for satisfactorily explore from inspiring English sources

But in the end, even "Groove" is too much of a tidy crowd-pleaser to satisfactorily explore the various motivations behind recreational drug use.

Secondly, the number of individuals with some of the diagnosed psychiatric disorders was too small to enable us to satisfactorily explore independent associations with MHS.

It's a pretty halfhearted vision, frankly, introducing notions that are never satisfactorily explored.

The sedimentation characteristics of flocculated wastewater sludge have not been satisfactorily explored using the non-destructive techniques, partially owing to the rather low solid content (ca. 1 2%) commonly noted in the biological sediments.

As Howarth and Haigh [ 31] observe: 'evidence of patient centrality from the service user perspective has not been satisfactorily explored'.

Given their rapid appearance in the circulation in experimental models [ 14] and in patients sustaining vascular injury [ 10], it seems probable that these ions are acute phase proteins but this has not yet been satisfactorily explored.

"Stalags" carries this line of inquiry forward, cramming an overwhelming amount of information and ideas into its 63 minutes — not nearly enough time to explore satisfactorily all that it raises.

Yet, one question has not been explored satisfactorily, namely, what the phenylalanine is needed for.

Faulks, who likened the portraits to "a symphony in five movements," said that his intention was to explore "whether individuals are really ever satisfactorily distinguished from one another or whether we are all taking part in the same cosmic story".

By analyzing the factor loadings, and by increasing the number of extracted factors for each domain to explore whether more factors were necessary to satisfactorily describe the items assigned to each domain, we noted that the relatively poor performance of the first factors were substantially due to the presence of some variables that were weakly related to the others within the same domain.

In this Mediterranean system, spatial and temporal changes in the diversity heterogeneity relationships cannot be predicted by species turnover, and other mechanisms need to be explored to satisfactorily explain this variability.