Sentence examples for a desire to construct from inspiring English sources
The Yale researchers, who began work on the technique about four years ago and are seeking NIH funding for it, acted out of a desire to construct a comprehensive atlas of connections between human brain cells.
The story essentially claimed that the mortgage investment strategy of the hedge fund Magnetar during the period between 2006 and mid 2007 was based on a desire to construct CDO deals with riskier assets so that they could place bets that portions of their own deals would fail.
Our motivation for the idea of smart institutions expressed in this paper was a desire to construct a forward-looking methodology for institutional analysis that enables the consideration of institutions as social constructs transcending any of the social sciences in isolation, and yet can be understood using formal and tractable constructs.
Perhaps we have a desire to construct something around those places.
Finally, while this approach is limited to constructing a network using only those TFs that have demonstrable differential expression and may thus not identify all TFs and TF-target interactions, we chose to employ the above algorithm given the experimental data sets that were employed for network construction and the desire to construct a more robust, though perhaps incomplete, network.
We are motivated by the desire to construct a feasible design for a trial of four chemotherapy combinations for treating a family of rare pediatric brain tumors.
As noted earlier, the choice of a relatively large value for k was motivated by the desire to construct a predictor that is expected to perform well in settings where the peptides in the test set share significant similarity with one or more peptides in the training set.
The desire to construct a higher resolution genetic map led to the construction of a database of tandemly repeating elements within the zebrafish Zv8 assembly.
Milton Friedman — he was a macro theorist, but he was less driven by theory and by the desire to construct a single overarching theory than by attempting to answer empirical questions.
On the one hand, Mary's efforts at cultural transliteration and Peter's reliance on this arrangement expresses their desire to construct a viable intimate space with which everyone feels comfortable.
To achieve this goal, Mutua (2000) shows the desire to construct and to present an alternative legal system to international governance in order to eradicate underdevelopment conditions in Third World.
