Sentence examples for sets out to evaluate from inspiring English sources

This thesis sets out to evaluate and explain the congressional redistricting performance of independent commissions as compared to state legislatures.

Hines sets out to evaluate Gill not only as a precursor of modernism but "as a major player in the company of such architects as his Viennese contemporary Adolf Loos".

Unlike the civilian attorneys, the JAG's would argue that as commander in chief the president should have the authority to detain enemy combatants when he is waging war; but unlike the administration, they would contend that as soon as the president sets out to evaluate their guilt or innocence, his decisions must be subject to review by the courts.

Mr Aczel sets out to evaluate each of the terms in the Drake equation in order to support his book's central thesis: that intelligent life must exist somewhere other than just on earth.Unfortunately, in contrast to the many opportunities for detours into mathematical arcana provided by the tale of Fermat's last theorem, this subject does not really lend itself to a mathematical treatment.

BOOKS lead about two books on American Indians, "The Way of the Human Being" (Yale; $27.50) by Calvin Luther Martin; "The Ecological Indian: Myth and History" (Norton; $27.95) by Shepard Krech III... Martin's book is suffused with a romantic view of Indians as naturalists... Krech's book, on the other hand, sets out to evaluate the notion of an authentic Indian tradition.

This paper sets out to evaluate the potential of fungal spores as environmental indicators and in particular the use of coprophilous fungi in understanding past herbivore densities and their impact on the savanna landscape of Kruger and Limpopo National Parks (South Africa and Mozambique).

The researchers set out to evaluate doctors by assessing the health of their patients.

Meanwhile, the Justice Department set out to evaluate discredited agents' work in thousands of cases that had gone to trial.

We set out to evaluate the effect of MC application following keloid excision.

Beginning in 2003, Antonia Calafat, a chemist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Russ Hauser, of the Harvard School of Public Health, set out to evaluate the exposure of premature infants to certain environmental contaminants.

The authors have set out to evaluate the literature relevant to the dynamic regulation of adipogenesis and osteogenesis.