Sentence examples for and attempted to clarify from inspiring English sources

We defined categories of ESA responsiveness and attempted to clarify their association with mortality.

After his questions for former FBI director James B. Comey baffled reporters and spectators, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). joked that he'd stayed up too late and attempted to clarify his point.

In the last decade, an increasing number of publications have examined the precursors of bipolar disorders (BD) and attempted to clarify the early origins and illness trajectory.

Editor's note: A previous version of this post had the headline "Bill Gates Says Apple Should Unlock The iPhone" but Gates appeared on Bloomberg after this report was published, and attempted to clarify his intentions.

In this study, we searched the xylanase coding regions from the draft genome sequence of A. cellulolyticus (unpublished data) and attempted to clarify the characteristics of the all xylanases (GH11).

Rick Grush (2000, 2007) has adopted Evans' theory, and attempted to clarify and expand upon it, particularly in three areas: first, the distinction between the disposition theory and other approaches; second, the neural implementation of the disposition theory; and finally the specific kinds of dispositions that are relevant for the issue of spatial experience.

Retracting the erroneous document has not stopped opponents of the party's candidates from tying the contenders to proposals they did not sign off on, leaving them to repeatedly explain themselves and attempt to clarify what they do and do not support.

Here we return to all 12 terms together and attempt to clarify their meaning and differences, concentrating on issues we subjectively find potentially confusing.

The codebook was continuously revised, with the researchers comparing all of the codes in the event of disagreement and attempting to clarify their meaning, going back to the context until mutual consent was reached.

We determined the rate of polysomy for chromosomes 7 and 17, and we attempted to clarify the relationship between EGFR, HER2, and TOP2A gene copy number and increased expression of their encoded proteins.

To distinguish these meanings we use the terms "statistically non-significant" and "unfavourable," respectively, and have attempted to clarify the meaning when the more general term "negative trial" was used by interviewees.