Sentence examples for formally search for from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the findings from this study provide new evidence that ESAs are effective and well tolerated when used within the revised labelling indications by the EMA, with the limitation that we did not formally search for thromboembolic events.

The Mets have been formally searching for a buyer since late January, shortly before the unsealing of a $1 billion lawsuit against Wilpon and the co-owner, Saul Katz, by Irving H. Picard, the Madoff trustee.

Twitter began formally searching for a candidate for the position in April of this year.

One possible way to overcome this problem is to look for an approximation of the pre-image such that ɸ is as close as possible to Ψ. Formally, we search for ∈ X, such that (23).

Formally, we search for all solutions of the integer knapsack equation (Kellerer et al., 2004) (1) where a j, j=1,…, n are real-valued monoisotopic masses of elements satisfying a j ≧ 0. We search for all solution vectors c = (c1,…, c n) such that all c j are non-negative integers.

The whole area of grey literature was not formally searched, but we screened some reports for studies, which were not accounted for in the included reviews.

More formally, we searched for an intersection between GO annotations assigned to the NAS and NAAT genes, and PO and TO annotations assigned to the QTLs, in an effort to identify QTLs that might rationally be associated with IDC.

More concretely, he pronounced that he had formally abandoned his search for chemical and biological weapons and agreed to allow those associated with the Lockerbie bombing to be tried.

B5 Chancellor Search Under Way The New York City Board of Education has formally begun its search for a new schools chancellor, advertising not only in education journals but in more than a dozen ethnic newspapers, like India Abroad and The Greek National Herald, and on the Web site sixfigurejobs.com.

The New York City Board of Education has formally begun its search for a new schools chancellor, advertising not only in education journals but in more than a dozen ethnic newspapers, from India Abroad to the Greek National Herald, and on a Web site called sixfigurejobs.com.

"We sail into the future, just as Columbus did on this day 500 years ago," Dr. Billingham said on Oct. 12, 1992, when after two decades of planning and maneuvering NASA formally began its search for extraterrestrial intelligence, known by the acronym SETI.