Sentence examples for tempting to explore from inspiring English sources
It's tempting to explore church records in "Minnarock" (probably Meenabrock) and grab onto any mention of John Haffey.
Taking into account the role of nucleosome in regulating eukaryotic transcription, it would be tempting to explore genome-wide nucleosomal dynamics in the context of transcriptional perturbation.
Nevertheless, it is more than tempting to explore the capabilities of the noninvasive, fast, and spatially highly resolved fMRI method to validate and to predict the therapeutic success over a broader range of chronic inflammatory disorders and cytokine-targeting therapies.
Based on these findings, it is tempting to explore the possibility of slowing or even reversing age-related health deterioration by enhancing Dnmt1 bioactivity through pharmacological or dietary intervention.
I'm aware that I might be especially tempted to explore the idea that Dickens is "modern" because it's such a good hook for Dickens' 200th birthday.
Though we found the Dead Sea starkly beautiful, we were not tempted to explore the narrow, ghostly beaches, with their deposits of corrosive white salt.
Some MPs may be tempted to explore whether such investments might have left HMRC well disposed toward Google in tax settlement discussions.
At first she was tempted to explore a walk-through… The writer tells about the reservoir near his childhood home in Onui, New Zealand.
At first she was tempted to explore a walk-through model of the human heart, but instead she went to the Hall of North America where an attendant was explaining the difference between poisonous and harmless snakes to a class of city school children and their elderly teacher.
The tale of Holst and Matthews might be seen as a warning for any artist or musician tempted to explore science through their work.
Therefore, SE researchers are tempted to explore alternative sources typically available on the Web for enlarging samples' size, such as social networks (de Mello and Travassos 2013; Joorabchi et al. 2013).
