Sentence examples similar to achieving its intended function from inspiring English sources

ECMO is associated, however, with a higher risk of severe complications compared to mechanical ventilation because it requires full circulatory diversion of venous blood to achieve its intended function [3].

The falls rate in the control arm of this trial shows that participants were at higher risk of falls than the general population (53% fell over a year, with a mean of 2.7 falls per person-year), and hence the screening process achieved its intended function.

It also seeks to ascertain whether MSA has achieved its intended functions of "Cost-containment", "Saving for the future" and "Enabling utilization".

A DWP evaluation of the policy, published last month, found it was not achieving its intended purpose of freeing up larger houses for families.

"There were fears that the program wasn't achieving its intended purpose," Mr. Yale-Loehr said.

Congress should review whether Hatch-Waxman is achieving its intended purpose of balancing incentives for generics and innovation.

Effective execution of the ISHP must ensure that the barriers to HCT uptake amongst youth are mitigated, if it is to achieve its intended purpose.

Our objective therefore is to propose and test a system that is comprehensive and achieves its intended purpose economically, without the loss of functionality or accuracy.

Thus, interventionists remain uninformed as to whether or not the RDN procedure they have undertaken has achieved its intended purpose.

Question: Will the memo achieve its intended purpose?

Hampton's creation may not have achieved its intended purpose, but the religious construction is considered to be the greatest work of visionary art in America.