Sentence examples for an underlying goal from inspiring English sources

Other DMSE faculty using MITx are Dr. Taylor, Prof. Ross, Prof. Gradečak, Prof. Hu, Dr. Wankerl, Dr. Hessenbruch, and Dr. Frankel. 1. DMSE has embraced digital innovations in tandem with an underlying goal of commitment to student-centered education.

The potential feasibility of using the CriSTAL tool to stimulate earlier Palliative Care Team (PCT) referral served as an underlying goal, and investigation of a relationship between specific CriSTAL criteria and the prediction of in-hospital death was a secondary objective.

The video report from Djibouti -- intended for Arab, not Western, consumption -- offers a glimpse into this shift: the narrator affirms the "values of citizenship and identification with the nation-state" as an underlying goal of its charitable works, a premise that would make old-timers at WAMY cringe.

First, the task is driven by an underlying goal that does not emphasize the required visuomotor transformation: In order for participants to correctly identify the presented object, they must move the window into an area of interest, but this transformation is not highlighted as the primary focus of the task.

An underlying goal is to measure the success of these strategies and use the results to support continuous program improvement.

An underlying goal of synthetic biology is to make the process of engineering biological systems easier and more reliable.

Reversing this trend with attention to blending taxonomic skills with technology skills should be a common underlying goal of future collaborative efforts.

A fundamental underlying goal of biology is to model the distribution of biota and identify their interactions, thus permitting both an understanding of current distributions and the possibility of predicting future ones [1].

Although goals were described differently (depending on pathology and choice of wording; Table 3), all patients essentially had the same underlying goal: an improvement of walking, to regain freedom and independence.

As Figure  1 illustrates, the underlying goal of an analysis that combines institutional origins and proto-institutions approaches is to understand the formation of different types of institutions.

The underlying goal is delivering a solution that removes all frictions that people currently face — finding parking and thumbing through their wallets and cars for money to pay, for example — and creating one seamless transaction that positively benefits customers.