Sentence examples for prepared to define from inspiring English sources
A coterie of celebrated environmental prophets — Rachel Carson, David Brower, Barry Commoner, Paul Ehrlich — had already established themselves, and Rome reminds us of the larger context: a suburbanizing, middle-class nation was increasingly aware of the outdoors and prepared to define liberalism in more than purely economic terms.
H&E-stained sections were prepared to define representative tumour regions as previously described [ 17] and GBM diagnosis was confirmed according to the World Health Organization (WHO) classification [ 27] by pathologists (H.I and J.F).
In the year 1993, the ACR was already prepared to define a system of patient care guidelines for radiology to eliminate inappropriate utilization of radiologic services and to produce substantial savings to the health-care system, without a negative impact on the quality of care.
A second primer pair (see Supplementary Table 3 for the primer sequences) that could amplify the intron sequence between exons 9 and 10 of Hd6 was also prepared to define positive BAC clones from among the different genome types of a tetraploid species by means of polymorphism detection of the PCR product length.
A number of specific questions were prepared to define the scope and guide the direction of the position statement.
These prepared structures were then uploaded on to Desmond set up wizard for MD simulations to define the boundary conditions.
You can be better prepared to achieve whatever it is that you define as success over the course of your life and multiple careers.
If we define the sacred as that for which we are prepared to die, what Benedict Anderson called the "imagined community" of the nation had come to replace God.
It drove Boehner to rush out half-prepared and define his party's position in the most hyperbolic terms possible, on a Wednesday, allowing the president to have the last word on a Friday and define the issue for weekend coverage.
The next time, she said, she will define gun shows less broadly and perhaps more important, she will be much better prepared to fight for its passage.
