Potential study participants were selected with the aim to capture a wide variation of life experiences (maximum variation) [ 22] and accordingly are from a variety of backgrounds and origins.
When combined with the phenotypic results, this information allows us to examine the importance of local genetic differentiation, perhaps due to adaptation to local environmental conditions during noug's history of domestication an aspect that is also of relevance to future germplasm collection missions, which aim to capture a maximum amount of phenotypic diversity.
This roughness reminds us that we're not watching an illusory fiction made out of beautiful movement, but a film of images, which aim to capture an otherwise unthinkable reality.
The personas that Parker Day creates with her subjects aim to capture an authentic feeling in the face of the outlandish.
The belief scales aim to capture an important, though somewhat understudied and under theorized area of medical decision making.
The survey aimed to capture a mix of large councils by population or area, with all main regions represented.
Rather than referencing a particularpoem, the solo artist aims to capture a particular sense of disquiet, similar to Eliot's unease at progress in the early 20th century.
Its current base includes the modestly priced Fairfield Inn brand, the midmarket Courtyard, the more upper-tier Marriott brand and the luxury Ritz-Carlton, but the company is aiming to capture a fresh crowd of younger, affluent travelers who want five-star amenities amid snazzy, more individualized surroundings, industry analysts say.
Now the cash-rich conglomerate plans a $1.1 billion share buyback.Hot linesAT&T and BT formed a transatlantic alliance under which the two telecoms giants will, subject to regulatory approval, combine their international operations in a joint venture that aims to capture a big chunk of the burgeoning telecoms traffic of multinationals.
In this sense logic is different from biology, since it is more general, but it is also similar to biology in that it is a science that aims to capture a certain body of truths.
Instead, 'It is plausible that' may be regarded as a modal epistemic operator that aims to capture a notion, prima facie plausibility, that is somewhat stronger than ordinary epistemic possibility.
