Sentence examples for to delineate how from inspiring English sources
Seizing on the chauvinistic tone of the opera's theme of uniting Germans against a common threat, Mr. Jones chooses to delineate how to construct a new society the wrong way.
Records and Rebels 1966-1970, the show intends to delineate how the world transformed in those few seismic years, taking in swinging London, the student riots in Paris, and the moon landings – the latter of which were, says co-curator Geoffrey Marsh, "the boldest of human gestures".
He traces its history through real-life issues — migration, labor, audiences, record sales, nightclubs — pausing every so often to delineate how different the story of this music is, in which someone who was unknown in his own time, like Johnson, can be the king of it.
Future investigations are needed to delineate how to transfer the effect into practical feeding strategies.
However, it is difficult to delineate how much wild or domestic predators affect the dynamics of the ecosystem.
Cuènot was a member of the first generation of geneticists, inspired by Gregor Mendel, attempting to delineate how the units of heredity worked.
In addition to SES-related disparities, such results add to our understanding of human brain development, as we aim to further delineate how post-natal experiences may uniquely shape the brain and change behavior.
In this current experiment, we do not have sufficient statistical power to clearly delineate how individual medications and course of illness variables such as the number of previous mood episodes could have affected postural control.
To fully delineate how CtpB is regulated, we determined the high-resolution crystal structure of the resting protease by crystallizing the catalytically inactive S309A mutant.
By comparing Fd-sensitive and - resistant (FdR) cells that were generated by chronic exposure to Fd, we delineate how the drug-resistant cells adapt to chemotherapy by their ability to evade apoptosis by activating autophagy.
Future epidemiological and intervention studies of HIV among vulnerable populations need to better systematically delineate how microenvironmental and macroenvironmental factors combine to increase or reduce HIV/STI risk.
