Sentence examples for strive to define a from inspiring English sources

Toward this goal, the St Gallen consensus continues to strive to define a group of patients with exceptionally good prognosis who require minimal primary therapy, and much of the conference was concerned with how to improve this definition, as well as how best to treat the groups at higher risk for subsequent relapse.

Early work tackling this problem goes back the French revolution epoch with the work of Borda [8] and Marquis de Condorcet [16] striving to define a fair election rule.

With the world striving to define a new agenda for sustainable development we cannot forget or forsake what must underpin any future -- social justice.

Currently, intensive care medicine strives to define a generally accepted way of dealing with end-of-life decisions, therapy limitation and therapy discontinuation.

As recent literature shows, intensive care medicine strives to define a generally accepted way of dealing with end-of-life decisions, therapy limitation and therapy discontinuation [ 2- 4].

Now he has many collaborators as he strives to define an ever-evolving community.

One reads it certainly for its politics, but even more for the depth and complexity of its characters who strive to define themselves in a world that still puts everything and everybody in one or another category of ideology and national aspiration.

The last of the sequence is Rosmersholm (1886), in which variants of the destructive saint (Brand) and the all-too-human rogue (Peer) once more strive to define their identities, but this time on a level of moral sensitivity that gives the play a special air of silver serenity.

You want to always strive to define standards up.

When he announced his candidacy he looked to reassure Fifa colleagues: "I am one of you, and I know how hard you strive to define football".

As I strive to define my own family, I still can't figure out what I think the perfect family is".