Sentence examples for towards definition from inspiring English sources
This contributed to a rapid increase in knowledge about the history of life on Earth, and progress towards definition of the geologic time scale largely based on fossil evidence.
We consider the detection of specific T-cell immunity against latency-associated antigens and the identification of immunogenic epitopes an initial step towards definition of reliable biomarkers for protective immunity against TB.
Despite the AKIN criteria possibly having greater sensitivity and specificity, it is currently unknown whether discernible advantages exist with one approach towards definition and classification versus the other.
Despite the AKIN system possibly having greater sensitivity and specificity, it is currently unknown whether discernible advantages exist with one approach towards definition and classification versus the other.
One may compare the written words, printed in full in the "Listener," with Bell's or T. S. Eliot's "Towards a definition of culture," but the written words are only half Sir Kenneth's story.
Some patients may be intractable to the therapies recommended by national guidelines, and following the need of clinicians the word "intractable" has been defined by Goadsby et al. entitled "Towards a Definition of Intractable Headache for Use in Clinical Practice and Trials" [10].
Every aspect of a university, even those with seemingly little relevance to undergraduates, should be marshalled towards the definition of its identity.
T. S. Eliot read one of Macdonald's early essays on mass culture in Politics and cited it approvingly in "Notes Towards the Definition of Culture," in 1948.
It began, let us suggest, in 1948, with the publication of Eliot's Notes Towards the Definition of Culture and Leavis's The Great Tradition.
Notes Towards the Definition of Culture, critical treatise by T.S. Eliot that originally appeared as a series of articles in New England Weekly in 1943.
This is partly because of their shared mission to Americanise the Greek tragedies: O'Neill wrote Mourning Becomes Electra, while The Goat's second sub-title is "Notes towards a definition of tragedy".
