In another development, secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton told Congress today that local job creation is a key purpose of the $980m£669m9m) in extra money the state department is requesting for its work in Afghanistan.
"We don't know the number of animals killed or how many were monitored for humaneness - a key purpose of the cull is to find out if it's humane".
A key purpose is to characterize the influence of defects on the failure of laminates, both statically and dynamically tested.
In contrast, an interpretive approach, such as meta-ethnography, is not best suited to a key purpose in QI, namely production of actionable messages to inform practice.
In the context of quality improvement a key purpose of monitoring is to identify special cause variation as this type of variation should be investigated to identify possible causes.
Anna Vignoles, professor of education at the University of Cambridge, who is co-authoring the report with Neil Shephard, professor of economics at Oxford, says a key purpose of the project is to improve information for students.
To paraphrase the 17th-century poet John Milton in his treatise supporting divorce, a key purpose of marriage is joyful companionship; a fraught union violates the point.
A key purpose of journalism is to provide an adversarial check on those who wield the greatest power by shining a light on what they do in the dark, and informing the public about those acts.
"A key purpose of the DCDC is to produce research which tests and challenges established doctrine and its papers are designed to stimulate internal debate, not outline government positions".
The knowledge of the distributed performance of a flotation bank, consisting of a number of cells in series, is a key factor for different purposes such as process design, scale-up, diagnosis, operation, control and optimization.
