The present chapter sets out to define the usefulness of collagen in corneal tissue engineering.
Shunning the guidance of these cases, the Court sets out to define a new category of solicitors who may not be subjected to regulation.
Though "The Science of Yoga" lacks the clarity of a book that sets out to define and defend a preconceived position, what it does offer is an intellectually honest exploration that is true to yoga's own winding path.
In CELLULOID SKYLINE: New York and the Movies (Knopf, $45), James Sanders sets out to define a dualism particular to New York -- that between the real city and the mythic city, or movie city, and how the two "reflected each other, changed each other, taught each other".
Kennedy, a professor of law at Harvard, sets out to define the word "nigger," and its historical and political significance, through an examination of its use over time, in song lyrics, jokes, legal cases, hate speech, movies, television, literature, and urban street life.
That split illustrates both possibility and peril for Hogan as he sets out to define his governorship and find common ground with the Democratic-controlled Generaleadersbly — whave leaders havowedwed to resist efforts to curb school funding and whose priorities are generally supported by state residents.
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.
Like most philosophers, Mr. Quine set out to define the reality of the world and how humans fit into that reality.
The conference, which was held in Beverly Hills, set out to define andropause and decide how it should be treated.
