Sentence examples for attempt to conduct a from inspiring English sources

This paper is an attempt to conduct a review of the experimental studies on the current collectors of passive DMFC.

And needless to say, Republicans made no attempt to conduct a bipartisan discussion about improving the Affordable Care Act instead of abolishing it.

And this is why your first attempt to conduct a great work will often end up as a disaster, because you don't know where the real points of stress are, you don't know how the piece is distributed.

If a network station makes a reasonable attempt to conduct a site measurement of its signal at a subscriber's household and is denied access for the purpose of conducting the measurement, and is otherwise unable to conduct a measurement, the satellite carrier shall within 60 days notice thereof, terminate service of the station's network to that household.

While we didn't attempt to conduct a scientific survey, my colleagues and I were thrilled to discover that all four of those we contacted — Costco CEO Jim Sinegal, Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren, Teach for America CEO Wendy Kopp, and Lafley himself — had, in fact, gone out and done something different because of what they'd heard at the forum.

An earlier attempt to conduct a usual post-launch survey failed because of a snagged cable that restricted the motion of Atlantis' sensor system cameras.

Despite a concerted attempt to conduct an extensive review, this study contains a number of limitations.

In this paper we offer a reflexive account of our attempt to conduct an interpretive synthesis of all types of evidence relevant to access to National Health Service (NHS) healthcare in the UK by potentially vulnerable groups.

Prinstein and Helms [ 10] noted that they do not attempt to conduct an additional clinical assessment with youth prior to contacting parents because research staff do not have a therapeutic relationship with the participant, which limits validity of the risk assessment, and because only in rare circumstances have they received information that changed their decision to notify parents.

This article offers a reflexive account of an attempt to conduct an interpretive review of the literature on access to healthcare by vulnerable groups in the UK This project involved the development and use of the method of Critical Interpretive Synthesis (CIS).

Another trial which has just completed enrollment but is not yet analyzed, the NIH-funded Fluid and Catheter Treatment Trial (FACTT), represents an attempt to conduct an efficacy trial where the interpretation and subsequent decisions were entrained within tightly administered protocols.