Sentence examples for set out to summarize from inspiring English sources

Richard Gott of Princeton and David Schramm of the University of Texas at the time — set out to summarize what they thought was growing evidence that the universe would expand forever.

I took "evolutionary developmental biology" as the title for my 1992 book (Hall 1992), which set out to summarize what was then known about the origins of the field, its history, and its role in contributing to the evolutionary process.

This is the dataset that Gu and colleagues set out to summarize in their report.

This article sets out to summarize and clarify the current understanding in this field; explain the underpinnings of breakthroughs reported in the past decade; and provide a critical review of various concepts and experimental results related to nanostructured thermoelectrics.

This review sets out to summarize how our current knowledge of nuclear organization can be applied to the design of extrachromosomal gene expression vectors that can be used for human gene therapy.

This systematic review set out to perform an extensive literature search on the association between antipsychotics and MI and to summarize the findings of the individual studies.

The British writer and intellectual historian Peter Watson has made a career of publishing books that set out to comprehensively summarize the field of human thought: most notably with "Ideas," in 2009.

We had set out to produce not a scenario booklet simply summarizing views but a change in the way managers view their world.

We therefore set out to undertake a systematic review and meta-analysis of all thiazide-induced hyponatraemia reports published to date in order to summarize and reflect on the current understanding of this condition.

As the pianist Andras Schiff's recent cycle of the keyboard suites at Lincoln Center reminded us, when Bach set out to write dance music -- or instrumental concertos, or chorale cantatas, or preludes and fugues -- he did so in an intense, exhaustive way, summarizing all that had gone before and carrying the endeavor to a new level of perfection.

"I don't set out to offend".