Sentence examples for formulate a set of from inspiring English sources

The findings helped him formulate a set of target doses in pediatric patients, adjusting for variables such as kidney function.

Its aims were to organize the U.S. Amateur and Open championships and to formulate a set of rules for the game.

The most sustained and systematic attempt to formulate a set of rules was the cinéma vérité movement of the 1960s and '70s.

Debate around the future development agenda began in earnest last year, after the Rio+20 confernce that called for the creation of an open working group to formulate a set of sustainable development goals (SDGs).

Another characteristic feature, one that was to be much criticized by Chomsky, was its attempt to formulate a set of "discovery procedures"—procedures that could be applied more or less mechanically to texts and could be guaranteed to yield an appropriate phonological and grammatical description of the language of the texts.

In his doctoral dissertation, Chisholm made his earliest attempt to formulate a set of such principles.

At the school he has formulated a set of eight initiatives.

He formulated a set of philosophical ideas that would later become known as constructivism.

It formulated a set of protocols that were adopted by other centers in the United States and abroad.

He was given the job of formulating a set of criteria that could henceforth be applied to all Open courses and so bring a certain uniformity to the champion test.

In 1845, according to baseball legend, Alexander J. Cartwright, an amateur player in New York City, organized the New York Knickerbocker Base Ball Club, which formulated a set of rules for baseball, many of which still remain.