Sentence examples for suggested and explored from inspiring English sources
Several revenue models were suggested and explored including corporate sponsorship – this lead to questions at the final presentations about objectivity in the job descriptions.
Commodity pricing has been a prominent topic in the literature, with various models and strategies suggested and explored.
Generally, women claim more sickness absence than men (Thorsen et al. 2015), and various explanations have been suggested and explored in the research literature.
In this paper, an experimental study on a proposed learning control of the robotic undulating fin, RoboGnilos, is suggested and explored.
PA: I just don't know, maybe because of the great burden of stress they've been laying on me since I was a little child (patient 5, psychiatrist 2) Psychiatrists suggested and explored possible alternative explanations for the patients' experiences.
We suggest and explore a conceptual framework in which economic gains can be maximized when production activities are specialized at increasingly broader scales (from the household to the village, region or above), particularly when markets for outputs and inputs function well.
New technologies and teaching strategies suggested and being explored for 2013 include instant messaging during a workshop to capture audience questions and an expanded 3-day workshop model to provide more hands-on practical time.
The off-target Srx1 compensation caused by attenuation of thioredoxin 1 expression may be more tightly regulated than our analysis suggests and could be explored further by epi-allelic strains of Trx1 shRNA targets.
Next time you heading towards Middle East or booking a connecting flight to pass through, I suggest you stop and explore Bahrain for a little while.
The emergent team negotiated their conclusions and suggested actions by exploring and comparing their individual experiences from the commonly observed drawing conclusions.
These findings offer support for dimensional models of affective disorders such as the tripartite framework (Clark & Watson, 1991) and suggest that exploring independent and interactive effects of specific symptom dimensions on cognitive-affective processing is a fruitful avenue for future research.
