Sentence examples for to explore this method from inspiring English sources
The self-construction of the used simulator gives us the opportunity to explore this method and to examine previous assertions on the subject.
Ongoing work in our lab aims to explore this method further by looking at additional metals and alloys as well as at the more complex morphologies with higher roughness factors, such as those produced by electrodeposition through self-assembled colloidal sphere masks.
We believe that this is a competing method for spatio-temporal data analysis and would strongly encourage other researchers to explore this method further for better understanding of its theories and applications.
This outcome confirmed that we were the only people on SeshRoulette right now and were stuck with each other if we wanted to explore this futuristic method of drug socialization.
This outcome confirmed that we were the only people on SeshRoulette right now and were stuck with each other if we wanted to explore this futuristic method of drug socialisation.
In order to explore this possible method for predicting distant genetic relations in humans, we computationally filtered a complete subset of vrGVs from the "1000 Genomes" database having frequencies of less than 0.2% in the 2,184 chromosomes from 1,092 sequenced individuals.
To explore this possibility, these methods were rewritten in OpenCL and run separately— resulting in a 25- to 100-fold increase in throughput when executed on the graphical processing unit.
Morphometric analysis has been the most commonly employed method to explore this subject.
This mismatch led Anton Van Harreveld to explore this phenomenon, along with alternative methods of brain fixation.
Our reaction set helps us to develop methods to explore this vast space, and to provide some intuition about its global properties.
To explore this question further, we developed a method that specifically detects aSyn conformational alterations within cells, using a highly sensitive and specific assay of molecular proximity called fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM).
