Sentence examples for traditionally explored from inspiring English sources

Afrofuturism has traditionally explored the black experience through science-fiction and is often seen as a means of escape from present-day hardships.

Penetrating abdominal wounds are traditionally explored by laparotomy.

Further, some factors traditionally explored in I/O optimization proposals presented no statistical evidence of significant effects in this study.

While the role of HSF1 has been traditionally explored in terms of its role in regulating HSPs and stress response, there is rapidly growing evidence that HSF1 regulates many non-HSPs genes that regulate many cellular processes including protein translation, cell cycle, glucose anabolic metabolism, autophagy, apoptosis, p53, Ras, MAPK, cAMP, PKA, and mTOR pathways [ 11, 35– 35].

The research presented in this paper therefore focuses on investigation of the proliferative response of biological samples exposed to time-varying LF EMF at frequencies in the 1.2 2.0 kHz range, instead of the traditionally explored 50/60 Hz power line frequencies.

Scholars traditionally explore responses to environmental uncertainty by drawing upon theories of communication networks, coordination, organizational resilience, and high reliability organizing.

Social science environmental health team science has altered the way scientists traditionally explore exposure by pressing for cumulative exposure approaches and providing research data for policy applications.

She talks about the history of drama as a genre that adapted itself to the exterior world, to the great public debates about politics and war, as opposed to the novel, a more private form where interiority and the domestic have traditionally been explored.

The spatial extent of health impacts associated with road-transport pollutants have traditionally been explored through the examination of artificially created buffers, defined by subjective distances from specified major road links.

New strategies for product development in these areas can no longer be limited to separate programs; rather, in order to deliver the greatest benefit to patients, the interconnectedness of host-directed interventions (traditionally vaccines) and pathogen-directed interventions (traditionally drugs) must be explored and developed.

These linguistic reconfigurations are indicative of Puett's mental fluidity: traditionally accepted meanings are explored anew through the kaleidoscopic lens of her mind.