Sentence examples for searching to define from inspiring English sources

As in the early stages of AIDS, we are still searching to define an enemy so that we can understand and defeat it.

It is also obvious that some networks are still searching to define SMART objectives (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bounded objectives).

After informed consent from the patients with IBS, records of primary care were searched to define consulters for chronic pain.

In order to verify if apparent differences observed in the promoter sequence might be associated with the relative levels of transcription of various genes, the bovine EST database was searched to define the relative distribution of various boPAG transcripts.

The artist herself writes of her work that "it is not a quest for the erotic, but rather a search to define the self and the other.

There was a desperate online search to define him.

Others use single-dimensional approaches such as keyword search to define their audience engagement when they should be learning about their users' opinions and intentions.

In other cases, I use Google searches to define terms and concepts in the paper or read the cited references to better understand the points being made.

Core-search to define the unknown motifs in the 5' flanking regions (2874 bp) of WNT4 gene in the tammar (GenBank: EU003446), mouse and human was carried out using GEMS, Genomatix software.

Lawrence Osborne's book The Accidental Connoisseur, however, seems written more or less out of spite for everyone and everything associated with wine, as he searches to better define the notion of taste.

Jettisoning traditional laborious in silico searching methods to define putative epitopes, we simply immunized available BChE knock-out mice with full-length recombinant BChE protein (having been produced for crystallographic analysis).