Sentence examples for defining some of from inspiring English sources

These methods allow defining some of the model loss factors that could not be obtained through PIM.

We have to get that message across without defining some of our children as obvious perpetrators and others as obvious victims, because that insults everyone.

The SHIELD study (Study of Hodgkin lymphoma in the Elderly/Lymphoma Database) is a current example of an approach aimed at objectively defining some of the difficulties of this patient population.

Despite differences in defining some of these experiences, they also agree that there several steps someone can take to better manage their anger.

To ensure that all of you out there who own and love Jerusalem are getting the most of your treasured cookbook, we've put together a quick glossary defining some of the lesser-known, yet incredibly important ingredients that make a frequent appearance in the book.

To begin defining some of the global changes in post-translational histone modifications which accompany neural differentiation, I undertook an analysis of the distribution of two specific histone arginine modifications, histone H4 arginine 3 symmetric and asymmetric dimethylation.

The Act itself defines some of these terms.

Omnipresent electric guitars eat away at the starkness that has defined some of his best songs.

To say Ms. Ribeiro was cute is to define some of the vivaciousness and joy she brought to every detail.

Not stock photos or airbrushed history or feeble attempts to define some of us as more American than others.

This is primarily a seminar course, although some lectures will be given early to define some of the background material.