Sentence examples for better to define from inspiring English sources

In the Connor family, as in most families, that means keeping Dad front and center, the better to define other roles, like those of the subjugated son and the worshipful daughter.

When analyzing how better to define control measures for endemic areas differing at such a level, it would be useful to have genetic markers that could distinguish each type of transmission pattern and epidemiological situation.

How better to define the opposition than to give them what they want, and force them, figuratively this time, to vote against it for the sake of their own political ambition?

Instead of saying the program was designed to "demonstrate the falsity of Marxism" or to promote "free- enterprise," he advised that it was better to "define programs in terms of fields of study, [like the] John M. Olin Fellowships in Military History".

In a similar vein, and expressing similar frustration, genomicists Michael Snyder and Mark Gerstein suggest that "it might be better to define a molecular parts list.rather than whole genes".

We also found that it is better to define quality measures directly from Affymetrix detection p-values rather than from the Affymetrix Present/Marginal/Absent calls.

And, as her literary mastery deepened, she became better able to define her faith.

Moore said there should be better ways to "define or prove what bona fide research is".

Scientists are calling for better tests to define the nature of the cancer.

In a way, I couldn't think of a better way to define the book.

In this way, they were better able to define criteria for adequate VT and VR.