Sentence examples for study begins to explore from inspiring English sources

This study begins to explore how the expected health benefits may help finance such interventions in urban slum communities.

This study begins to explore women's interactions with physicians (primary care and urologist) and the support needs associated with the diagnosis and treatment of their partners' prostate cancer.

As one faculty member stated, 'we can't expect too much from them or do anything that will make them mad at us, or we will run the risk of losing the placement.' This study begins to explore medical, nursing and pharmacy faculty perspectives on the integration of patient safety into HP curricula.

As adipokines can control multiple key processes including appetite, body temperature, blood clotting, energy expenditure, glucose homeostasis, inflammation, insulin sensitivity, reproduction, ageing and cancer (Bravo-Sagua et al., 2016), increasing studies begin to explore the functional roles of these circulating adipocyte-secreted factors in human cancer.

This paper begins to explore the reasons for this unevenness.

So he begins to explore different sections of the city.

We used the Nurses Health Studyy to conduct a pilot study to begin to explore whether telomere length in peripheral blood leukocytes (PBL) might be associated with dementia, especially the early phases marked by mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and hippocampal atrophy.

Instead, they proved to be sensitive to DRB and in the present study we begin to explore the mechanism of cell killing in the absence of p53.

This study has begun to explore the potential of this dataset insofar as its implications for odor coding mechanisms in An. gambiae thereby establishing a precedent for the use of these approaches for the study of insect chemosensory processes.

There have been many candidate genes proposed for autism (Abrahams and Geschwind 2008), and, like the linkage studies mentioned above, candidate gene studies have begun to explore the possibility of symptom-specific genetic associations in autism.

After he had exhausted the Cambridge area as a subject for his studies, Ray began to explore the rest of Britain.