Sentence examples for sought a description. from inspiring English sources

Some calls lasted just long enough for witnesses to report the shooting, but other dispatchers stayed on the line for minutes as they sought a description of the shooter or made assurances that police were on the way.

We seek a description of Lois's ignorance that all parties of the debate can accept.

(For anyone seeking a description of urethral catheterization in general, this Medscape entry should suffice. The queasy might prefer to skip the part about topical anesthesia).

It leads to a system level model: seeking a description and understanding of the emergent phenomena and features of the patterns that are the result of the system as a whole and that only have meaning on the level of the system itself, and relating the relevant characteristics of the final patterns directly to the system parameters without specifying the levels of every single cell.

This review sought a broad description of the attitudes and perceptions of healthcare providers, as well as the challenges they faced in the provision of services to cross-border migrants; articles which utilised qualitative methods were considered more suitable in achieving this objective than articles using quantitative methods.

They claimed that selection of web services should be based on the semantic match between a declarative description of the service being sought, and a description of the service being offered.

We are seeking a quantitative description of the measured impedance.

This is advocating a multidimensional approach if we are seeking a compound description of the human mobile social behavior.

In looking for the relevant factors we do not seek a final description of the system or look for the ultimate sources of an abnormal or disvalued outcome.

To seek a statistical description of ensemble neural activity patterns from the recorded large datasets, we employed Multiple Discriminant Analysis (MDA) which has been shown to be an effective method for statistical pattern classifications of large neural data collected from well defined event categories [10], [12], [22], [23].

Current coincidental life adversity was assessed by an open-ended question: " Apart from being pregnant [or having recently had a baby] are there other events in your life now that are worrying or distressing?" Those who answered in the affirmative were asked an open-ended follow up question seeking a brief description of the source of worry.