Sentence examples for systemic exploration from inspiring English sources

The enormous complexity of the central nervous system has impeded its systemic exploration for decades but powerful "omic" technologies are now pushing forward the frontiers of neuroscience research at an increasing pace.

This property allows urine analysis to integrate and quantitatively assess the burden of vascular clots, which would otherwise require systemic exploration by imaging.

According a systemic exploration, we firstly focused on the relative position of lysine in nucleosome level, found a new spacial correlated acetylation factor, and then defined a ε-N spacial location based feature, which contains five core spacial ellipsoid wired areas.

In cases such as this, ophthalmologic and systemic explorations in the family can help determine the underlying cause of the congenital glaucoma.

Branches, nodes, and bottlenecks can be related to complexity, information, chemical possibilities, emergent systemic properties, energy/fitness landscapes, and exploration priorities (e.g., studies of extraterrestrial solar system environments).

Despite its unpleasant origin story, Malik insists that Terminal 3 is intended to be more of an exploration of the systemic political issues that brought us to this moment than an indictment of the foot soldiers performing the screenings.

An exploration of the systemic influences is indispensable.

These results were consistent with a previous report that systemic D1-antagonism reduces spatial exploration in a novel environment [ 9].

The commission errs egregiously, however, in insisting that the deficiencies that led to the Macondo blowout were "systemic," which suggests that several hundred exploration and production firms and related service companies share guilt for this disaster.

In the group of patients who underwent surgical exploration of the IMC, systemic treatment was changed in none, radiotherapy treatment in 13/107 patients (11 %).

Given the evolutionary importance of regulatory regions, we believe that the following basic question merits further exploration: is there any critical systemic difference between the contributions of regulatory and coding regions to the evolution of the human lineage?