Sentence examples for accumulated to provide from inspiring English sources
Besides, project data of uncontrollable construction cost can be accumulated to provide objective and scientific suggestions on controlling cost.
The great armies, accumulated to provide security and preserve the peace, carried the nations to war by their own weight". I wonder what Taylor would have said of Trump's "Get ready Russia" tweet.
The chairman of the national executive committee, Jim Kennedy, will draw the audience's attention to a big screen where the results of the alternative vote poll will be shown, round-by-round, so that members can see who received the most and least first preferences, and how the second preferences of voters accumulated to provide a winner of the contest.
All assets are generally accumulated to provide income to someone.
The measurement data derived from power plants were accumulated to provide the basis for the choice of PM2.5 control technology.
Yet it's possible that a few kilometers higher, up along the crater rim, snow or sleet accumulated to provide meltwater in the summer months flows that carried sediment down to the lake.
Generally double-stranded replicative-form RNA (dsRF-RNA) accumulates to provide an immediate signal which activates specific transcription factors such as type-I interferon (IFN) [ 44] and facilitates the triggering of intracellular innate immunity in mammalian cells [ 45].
As an example of its application, a system has been proposed to estimate individuals' preferences and life patterns from the accumulated data to provide a personalized information service [1].
Thus the process of validation involves accumulating evidence to provide a sound scientific basis for the proposed score interpretation [ 31].
Validation of self-assessed questionnaires is an ongoing process and involves accumulating evidence to provide a scientific basis for supporting study-specific purposes [ 22, 23].
Using this approach, validation is a process that involves accumulating evidence to provide a strong scientific basis for proposed score interpretations.
