However, because Pfam families are built with a slightly different aim from that of the paper, we chose to iteratively build a bespoke HMM, because this enabled us to define a species set and gathering threshold which would be both sensitive and selective for this specific task.
A BA course in natural philosophy may have different aims from a BSc in forensic investigation.
He argued that despite the superficial similarities, PinClout has different aims from Klout — yes, it provides a score between 1 and 100 to rate a user's influence, but he said the real aim is to provide analytics tools to businesses so they can increase that influence: "It's not really about the score itself".
It was registered in Vancouver but pursued rather different aims from most businesses, primarily to produce "visual sensitivity information".
For the classicist Robert Kaster, there is no road in Europe that has been so heavily travelled by people with so many different aims, from conquest to pilgrimage.
Socio-empirical research in ethics serves a variety of different aims, ranging from the mere description of ethically relevant attitudes, through normative evaluations of the respective practices, to intervening in practice to modify people's behavior [ 9, 35].
Moreover, a variety of service innovations with different aims and from diverse contexts were targeted; all initiatives were process-based, even though product-based innovation was sometimes part of the overall initiative.
The concept of harm and risk reduction allows to pasage the aim from the substance to the behaviour of the drug user and also makes possible the consideration of different aims within a continuum from the least risk consumption to the abstinence.
Mr Boles said voters under 25 were "markedly more liberal on both social and economic issues" than their older relatives – and his party had to realise they would respond to a different message from that aimed at "stalwart supporters".
However, it is a different issue from what we aim to address in the current manuscript.
