Sentence examples for attempted to define a from inspiring English sources
Previous reports have attempted to define a universal value that was independent of a material's plastic response.
In 2004 Harper was elected leader of the new party and attempted to define a moderate stance for the Conservatives, advocating tax relief, a balanced budget, and government transparency.
Although ecologists have attempted to define a general MVP estimate that can be applied to numerous species for the purpose of simplifying ecological management, research shows that the MVP estimate for one species differs from that of another because of differences in reproductive rates, habitat requirements, and other factors.
In this study, we have attempted to define a core MYC-responsive gene expression signature that is less subject to many of the common experimental variables.
Recent DNA barcoding work has attempted to define a threshold between intra- and inter-specific genetic distances to help identify candidate species.
It should be noted that the aforementioned studies attempted to define a relationship between perception and production (or a lack thereof) simply based on evaluations of discrimination skills and vocal accuracy.
December 12 , 1943Saint Thomas, United States Virgin Islands June 25, 2000 Berkeley, California Barbara Christian, (born Dec. 12, 1943, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands died June 25 , 2000 Berkeley, Calif., U.S.) Caribbean American educator and feminist critic who attempted to define an African American feminist philosophy of criticism.
To our knowledge, no study has attempted to define an optimum urine output threshold and duration of collection for AKI diagnosis.
Thus, attempts to define a pancreatic CSC-specific genetic, epigenetic or proteomic signature has been challenging.
Experts are reportedly attempting to define a new search area, despite the absence of any funding commitment to enact it.
