Sentence examples for attempted to indicate from inspiring English sources
I have also attempted to indicate the need for the careful labour necessary in achieving this goal.
Systematic studies by adopting hydro-geological and geophysical (electrical resistivity and magnetic) approaches have not yet been attempted to indicate the status, occurrence, and movement of groundwater except by a few as already referred above.
In general, the international guidelines for the prevention of acute CINV have attempted to indicate a common antiemetic scheme that includes the use of 5-HT3RA in combination with dexamethasone, with or without NK-1RA.
It was attempted to indicate the effect of subacute repeated oral administration of the PSC extract on FBG, body weight, and urine sugar in STZ-induced diabetic rats (Table 2).
We aimed to evaluate its usefulness in patients with type 2 diabetes and have attempted to indicate when 1,5-AG monitoring should be used in ordinary diabetes care settings.
Because of his concern with the study of religious experience, he was also interested in the sociology of religion, attempting to indicate how religious values shaped the institutions that expressed them.
I shall finally attempt to indicate issues and themes on which research on applications and modelling is missing and needed, and to discuss potential methodological and politico-practical problems such research may encounter.
This article reflects the results of the first discussions within the ESR Value-Based Imandng Working Group attemptsmpto to indicate possible metrics useful to calculate all the quality aspects of the outcome of the activities of a radiology department: the diagnosis.
Thus, the duty of the Buddhist philosopher is to attempt to indicate for the suffering masses, as clearly as possible, the precise nature of their confusions and misunderstandings that lay at the heart of their suffering.
Niht here is an expression, at the limits of language, which attempts to indicate "the nothingness of indistinct fullness from which flow … all oppositions and relations" (Schürmann 1978, 168).
