Sentence examples for basis to define more from inspiring English sources
Although some of these findings still require further confirmation in vivo, understanding of these molecular complexities in Th17 differentiation may provide us the basis to define more clearly how these cells are generated and contribute to the host defense and to the development of autoimmune diseases.
To decide the disability case, Florida Department of Corrections v. Dickson, No. 98-829, the court may have to define more clearly than it has in the past the level of constitutional scrutiny that should be applied to discrimination by public agencies on the basis of disability.
Analysis of morphological and molecular information provides a more solid basis to define the characteristics of a breed than the use of morphological traits alone.
This approach may also be the basis to define both the true "core genome" and the ever expanding "pan genome" of pseudomonads when more genome sequences are available.
These time stamps serve as the basis to define the unique order among events.
Should CR continue to be defined more narrowly?
Country music is even hard to define any more.
Obama has allowed his enemies to define him more than he has defined himself.
I'm not going to define it more than that.
He chooses to go to Spain – the nation that would come to define his adulthood – more or less arbitrarily, on the basis that he knows the Spanish for "Will you please give me a glass of water?" It turns out to be an important phrase, for Lee sets out on his great walk in early June, at the start of the fearsome Iberian summer.
