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Today, over 600 clinical trials are open, actively recruiting patients to explore all aspects in immunotherapy.

With each of these views, we can explore the thinking behind the numbers.

And we got a large American ingredient importer interested enough to send a team of executives to West Africa with us to explore the supply chain's viability.

So with the help of Rob Chandler and Will Cookson, we developed a website that enables the viewer to immerse themselves into the full four-gigabyte files, and they can explore all that microscopic detail.

We like to say that gravitational waves now have a purpose, because we're opening up a new way to explore the universe.

He found the tidy, satisfying arcs of many stories at odds with this reality, and he set out to explore the ambiguity between good and bad fortune in his own work.

And so, introducing education to this child with an alphabet sheet like this fulfills one of the major functions of education, which is to introduce the learner to an appreciation of the learner's environment and a curiosity to explore more in order to add value.

With a handheld strobe, they can explore the sculpture, and discover thousands of cell-sized robots hard at work, leaping in and out of the optic nerve, being deployed to the retina to repair it.

That's why we love crosswords and escape rooms and figuring out how to explore the bottom of the ocean.

Being able to solve puzzles, when I'm confronted with a challenge, has allowed me to explore it from multiple perspectives before I lock in an approach.

And that makes it extraordinarily interesting as a place to explore.

Though she was a devout Catholic, she wasn’t afraid to explore the possibility of pious thought and unpious behavior co-existing in the same person.

But then, just doing the models, I was trying to explore the relationship between the model and the original.

Regardless of your beliefs, everyone has the right to explore and express their sexuality without the fear of shame or judgement.

I like to explore: What does the word "creativity" taste like, or "equality," "love," "revolution?"

We explore for three reasons, the weakest of which is curiosity.

She used poetry to explore her own states of mind in the most intimate terms, and her breathtaking perspectives on emotion, nature and art continue to captivate and resonate.

The choice is whether certain facts about humans, or topics, are to be considered taboos, forbidden knowledge, where we shouldn't go there because no good can come from it, or whether we should explore them honestly.

I lead with this in my latest documentary film, "Smoke That Travels," which immerses people into the world of music, song, color and dance, as I explore my fear that a part of my identity, my Native heritage, will be forgotten in time.

We had to get rid of our old way of thinking, and by playing, I could throw away all of the data, all of the rules of the real world, and free my mind to explore.

But while surrealists used dreamlike images to explore the unconscious mind, Kahlo used them to represent her physical body and life experiences.

So, if you're from the Caribbean and you want to explore your heritage, Bahamian honey is from the laurel family, cinnamon and avocado flavors.

So, as someone with a name that literally means "to explore knowledge," I started searching for a scientific explanation.

Pick a person, just one, and explore their onlyness.

So that ability just to go for it and explore lots of things, even if they don’t seem that different from each other, is actually something that kids do well, and it is a form of play.

Another way for us, as designers, to explore role-play is to put ourselves through an experience which we’re designing for, and project ourselves into an experience.

Not just because they lead to insights about the experience, but also because of their willingness to explore and their ability to unselfconsciously surrender themselves to the experience.

Charles Elachi: Now, moving from the play stuff to the serious stuff, always people ask, why do we explore?

And one of the first, or the easiest, places we can go and explore that is to go towards Mars.

So last June, the Long Now board, some staff and some donors and advisors, made a two-week expedition to the mountain to explore it and investigate, one, if it's the right mountain, and two, if it's the right mountain, how it might actually work for us.

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