Sentence examples for attempt to demonstrate a from inspiring English sources

Wong said the push to introduce 25 bills was an attempt "to demonstrate a legislative agenda, particularly when [the government] are all at sea on superannuation and are particularly divided on that issue".

This is the first attempt to demonstrate a retrieval process of the tsunami Green's function which, in particular, includes coda waves.

The second aim of this study was to attempt to demonstrate a greater degree of NO-induced apoptosis in chondrocytes subjected to high-energy trauma compared to non-traumatized chondrocytes, indicating that the apoptosis in these chondrocytes is due to the presence of NO.

He then will attempt to demonstrate a molecular link between sunlight exposure and melanoma.

The studies presented here attempt to demonstrate a potential mechanistic association between alkalinization and the subsequent reduction of metastases and improved survival in breast tumor bearing mice.

An attempt to demonstrate a dose-effect relationship by dividing the subjects into "slight" and "heavy" chewers did not yield significant differences between these two categories in each of the groups.

A policeman in Pakistan accidentally exploded a bomb in an anti-terrorism court after attempting to demonstrate a grenade detonator to the judge.

Originally a fringe event, the gala has recently attracted the attention of the major studios, who come for Baehr's annual report to the entertainment industry, which attempts to demonstrate a correlation between Movieguide-approved content and box-office revenue.

By making devolution dependent upon their being an elected mayor with oversight over new combined authorities, the government is attempting to demonstrate a sort of democratic legitimacy built into its devolution agenda.

(His extensive later attempts to demonstrate a causal relationship between business cycles and sunspots were rather less influential).Towards the end of the 19th century the story of statistics found its way into an increasing variety of arenas.

Although fibre-rich foods also appear to be protective against colorectal cancer in many studies, attempts to demonstrate a specific protective effect of dietary fibre, distinct from the nonfibre constituents of vegetables and fruits, have been inconclusive.