Sentence examples for made to formulate from inspiring English sources
Various attempts have been made to formulate a new legal test of responsibility.
Jespersen's essay was written before interest in linguistics burgeoned; after World War II numerous attempts were made to formulate a descriptive science of metrics.
In this paper an attempt is made to formulate a general analytical solution which would be applicable to all types of boundary conditions.
Our proposed mechanism as well as assumptions made to formulate the model were found to be in agreement with the experimental results.
Efforts have also been made to formulate the source term of the bottom topography in a way to balance the numerical flux function to satisfy the so-called C-property.
Although attempts have been made to formulate an all-embracing theory that would account for the effects of similarity among paired associates on transfer of training, a major obstacle that has prevented fully satisfying results is that the degree of positive or negative transfer is typically a product of many interacting influences beyond those of stimulus and response similarity.
I started telling people I didn't care she was dead, and it was true: My brain was diminishing what it no longer had, and after about a year made room to formulate thoughts not involving her.
How could all of this information enrich your microarray data analysis to make conclusions, to formulate hypotheses or even to construct new models from them?
Combinations between the empirical formulas make us to formulate a new general model to estimate Groundwater recharge in semi-arid area.
For these authors, collaboration means "nurse and physician cooperatively working together, sharing responsibility for solving problems and making decisions to formulate and carry out plans for patient care".
Badcock and Crespi contrast two parts of the brain: the neocortex, which is responsible for 'mentalistic cognition' and which enables children to develop a ToM, to make decisions, to formulate thoughts and believes, etc.
