Sentence examples for fully defining from inspiring English sources

The International VLBI Service for Geodesy and Astrometry (IVS), as a service of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG) and the International Astronomical Union (IAU), is well on its way to fully defining a next generation VLBI system, called VLBI2010.

Analyzing differentially selected RNAs, such as 5' capped and poly(A)+ RNA, with next generation RNA sequencing technologies should be very useful in fully defining the Pol II transcriptome and identifying previously undefined Pol II transcripts that are differentially expressed in disease states.

Future studies need to collate findings at each of these levels, fully defining the phenotype, both human and murine.

Fully defining the mechanisms contributing to ethanol-induced toxicity and ALD in zebrafish necessitated a comprehensive analysis of the response of zebrafish larvae to ethanol.

However, fully defining the targets of resveratrol that are biologically relevant is an enormous task, made more difficult by the question whether effects are either direct or indirect.

In the mid-1970s, Main (1977, p. 70) foresaw "no way of fully defining in advance a set of potential 'conflict' behaviors".

But statistics do not fully define Mickeal's game.

Rattigan created only one fully defined character here.

"Dangerous and unusual" weapons can also be banned, although that phrase was not fully defined.

Day 3 was where "climbing steadily" would be fully defined and faces would begin to disappear.

He added that the State Senate bill did not fully define "political purposes".