Sentence examples for course to define from inspiring English sources

Clinical studies were repeated before each course to define response and toxicity.

It is of course necessary to define terms.

It is of course difficult to define trends in world politics without descending into over-simplification.

We can of course continue to define the crisis of democracy through reassuring dualisms: liberalism v authoritarianism, Islam v modernity, and that sort of thing.

The answer is, of course, impossible to define.

It is difficult, of course, accurately to define when the transition from current IDU to former IDU occurs.

Next we performed a time course experiment to define the time frame during reprogramming for which MBD3 is required.

Before turning to the wide range of phenomena that seem to display all or some features of the mechanism of evolution proposed by Lamarck, it is of course necessary to define the Lamarckian paradigm and the criteria an evolutionary process must satisfy to be considered Lamarckian.

Thus, to further identify the DDR kinases induced by JMJD2B silencing, we performed a time-course study to define the role of ATM and ATR pathways.

However, the present results also provide a variety of candidate genes to investigate in greater detail, such as with time-course experiments, to define events early after transplacental arsenic exposure.

The first question, of course, is how to define noir.