Sentence examples for aimed to justify from inspiring English sources

This research is aimed to justify photopolymerization light-curing kinetics in dimethacrylate-based polymer/filler dental composites Dipol® revealed in its general macroscopic appearance through nanoindentation study and intrinsic nanoscale volumetric characteristics due to atomic/subatomic free-volume voids obtained using lifetime spectroscopy of annihilating positrons.

While his epic aimed "to justify the ways of God to men," God comes off as a sort of tyrant at the poem's start, and Satan, in many ways, seems the more appealing character.

In a comment article for the Daily Mail on Tuesday morning, Cameron aims to justify the change of course.

Neither has any interest in metaphysical principles or historical missions; they do not aim to justify Judaism as a constructive force in world history.

Beyond this, Morrison is surely also recalling the most famous literary use of the word, in Milton's "Paradise Lost," which aims to "justify the ways of God to men".

But he intends to keep Buttler waiting for a while longer yet as he aims to justify the faith that has been shown in him by Alastair Cook and the England selectors by further enhancing what has already been a formidable international career.

For the most part, Aquinas and most later medievals aim to explain the processes by which knowledge is acquired, rather than aiming to justify knowledge.

On the systematic side, two conceptions of the notion of set have been elaborated which aim to justify all axioms of ZFC in one fell swoop.

In Kant's derivative epistemological sense, a deduction is an argument that aims to justify the use of a concept, one that demonstrates that the concept correctly applies to objects.

This paper aims to justify and help open this potential growth area for SSR applications in the natural sciences.

The immediate motivation for this turn seems to have been the aim to justify Nazi-expansionism.