Sentence examples for more fully define from inspiring English sources

To more fully define capacity to return to work, the current study was conducted using a unique series of quantitative tools.

While genetics continues to more fully define these mechanisms, genomic studies in Arabidopsis have yielded an unprecedented high-resolution view of how epigenetic marks are layered over a genome.

While future studies are needed to more fully define the clinical utility of this observation, this allele and others like it could form the basis for early, targeted screening of men at elevated risk for this common, clinically heterogeneous cancer.

In this study we sought to more fully define the molecular links between inflammatory and angiogenic responses of leptin-stimulated human ECs.

To more fully define the impact of radar on foraging bats, and ascertain its value as a potential source of mitigation, field trials involving a mobile radar that can be introduced into areas of known bat activity are now required.

To more fully define their mesenchymal potential hNCSC were generated as previously described [7], [17], [26] and then cultured in adherent conditions on poly-l-ornithine, laminin and fibronectin coated plates.

They seem more fully defined than many of the people onstage.

If "Queer as Folk" worked better as drama, its characters would be more fully defined and would speak to both straight and gay viewers more easily.

(e)Depository holding company means a bank holding company or a savings and loan holding company (as more fully defined in section 202 of the Interlocks Act (12 U.S.C. 3201)) having its principal office located in the United States.

They declared that they needed no evidence on that point; a temporary shortage of cornº in Rome had made them more eager than ever for a strong administrator, and they insisted (the policy having been carefully pre‑arranged) that the time had come when the authority of the Princeps must be more fully defined and enlarged.

The biochemical nature of this vulnerability needs to be more fully defined.