Sentence examples for set out to interpret from inspiring English sources
"I contacted four fellow photographers and we set out to interpret different parts of the male emotional experience.
To build on the important work coming out of the subdisciplines, we set out to interpret what the core concepts of Vision and Change mean for a general biology curriculum.
In order to improve the routine clinical applicability of the prognostic features in T1N0M0 breast cancer, we set out to determine guidelines for interpreting IHC of Ki-67, p53 and ER.
In this paper we set out to establish a context for interpreting the concentration of crime at places.
Not everyone 'got' what the cartoons set out to depict and some of the cartoons were found difficult to interpret.
Taking up this challenge, I set out to action Bakhtin's visual entreaty by trying to earnestly interpret the ECE experience of infants in polyphonic dialogue with others.
Now, through a new National Institutes of Health effort called the 4D Nucleome, researchers will set out to develop more reliable, accurate, and affordable ways to map and interpret the genome's elaborate folds.
Someone asked me recently if I had written the story the way I did because the Bible can be interpreted in different ways, and that was one of the things that I definitely set out to do.
We therefore set out to explore student views on the use of personal genomics in a two-part genomics course in which students had the option to access, analyze and interpret their own, personal, entire WGS datasets for themselves.
"I don't set out to offend".
I don't set out to experiment.
