Sentence examples for defining it further from inspiring English sources

The idea of a labile iron pool was first suggested by Greenberg and Winthrop in 1946, and later by Jacobs in 1977, and there has been substantial interest in defining it further since then.

He defined it further as about halfway between aggression and defensiveness — "a middle ground, which is normally the shots that are used more in tennis".

To define it further, HeLa cells were co-transfected with APP (HeLa-APP) and myc-tagged BRI2 fragments progressively deleted from the COOH-terminus (Fig 1D).

The staff interviews showed there to be some who could not describe MTUHA at all, whilst most could not define it further than "the books to enter data".

A few went a long way toward defining it, getting much further than I did.

"It's not made out of futon material," Ms. D'Souza said, further defining it.

The popular website baseball-reference.com narrows the term further, defining it as a batter or a pitcher who has appereard in exactly one game.

A further way of defining it is through its history.

Even though the previous concepts narrow the aim of the action to agriculture-based technologies for energy production, it is fundamental to analyze the energy demand and further define it according to its final use.

Any truly critical theory of society, as Horkheimer further defined it in his writings as Director of the Frankfurt School's Institute for Social Research, "has as its object human beings as producers of their own historical form of life" (Horkeimer 1993, 21).

He further defined it as the act of taking a job traditionally performed by an employee and outsourcing it to an undefined, generally large group of people in the form of an open call [11].