Sentence examples for set out to define from inspiring English sources

Equivalence studies set out to define how similar treatments might be.

We set out to define distinct allergic phenotypes by unsupervised cluster analysis.

FELDMAN: "We set out to define what American luxury could be.

The conference, which was held in Beverly Hills, set out to define andropause and decide how it should be treated.

Thus there must be limits on oxytocin's ability to induce trust, he assumed, and he set out to define them.

Like most philosophers, Mr. Quine set out to define the reality of the world and how humans fit into that reality.

Galton set out to "define the different degrees of vividness with which different persons have the faculty of recalling familiar scenes under the form of mental pictures".

It's even harder to resist parody now the great master is making a trilogy of films that modestly set out to define the past century.

These benchmarks for sustainable construction therefore set out to define the requirements to be met by buildings and structures in contributing to the achievement of a sustainable society.

When she set out to define neighborhood borders for the book, Ms. Keller contacted dozens of local experts and historians for each entry.

In this thesis, I set out to define the molecular biophysical mechanism by which cell tension application at the RGD site promotes unfolding and thereby induces FN-FN self-assembly leading to matrix fibril formation.