Sentence examples for sought to construct a from inspiring English sources

We sought to construct a common framework for designing and implementing Intensive Care Unit diaries based on prior studies.

We sought to construct a multigene mRNA expression signature to efficiently identify FGFR1-amplified estrogen receptor positive (ER+) breast tumors.

In an extraordinary apologia for the British occupation of Iraq in 1920, the "suggested intro" reads: "This year is not the first time an outside power has sought to construct a modern, democratic, liberal state in Iraq.

Building upon the works of Powell, Chitty, Leake, W. W. Story, Kent, and Parsons, their successors sought to construct a closed and unitary system that would articulate the fundamental principles on which the legal system is based.

Appellants in this case sought to construct a new dwelling on their beach lot that would both diminish visual access to the beach and move private development closer to the public tidelands.

The last noted Fukko Shintō scholar was Hirata Atsutane (1776 1843), who sought to construct a Shintō theology, leaning heavily on the writings in Chinese of the Jesuits Matteo Ricci and Didacus de Pantoja.

Japan sought to construct an economic, political, and legal structure capable of commanding respect internationally, ending extraterritoriality, and preserving national independence.

The squatters have occupied the site for 10 years to prevent the airport from being built, but refused to leave after the plans were dropped earlier this year, saying they sought to construct an alternative way of life.

After the Meiji Restoration of 1868, which abolished feudal privileges and restored titular power to the emperor, the leaders of the new government sought to construct an economic, political, and legal structure capable of commanding respect internationally.

For years, advocates of budget austerity such as the billionaire Peter G. Peterson and his eponymous foundation have sought to construct an alliance of the beneficiaries of discretionary programs advocates for children, education, health research, etc. to argue that their priorities are threatened by an "entitlement crisis".

In turn, men sought to construct an alternative identity predicated on the sources of power that they could access, primarily located around heterosexuality and violence.