Sentence examples for because we aimed at from inspiring English sources
Because we aimed at a broad characterization of sequence space, we did not filter our dataset for redundant sequences, but simply restricted the allowed sequence identity between pairs of sequences to at most 99 percent, thus obtaining a dataset of 136,677 sequences.
Nevertheless, we decided not to use inoculated milk, because we aimed at mimicking field conditions.
For this study, we used retrospective data of our hospital database because we aimed at evaluating the performance of these different series to complement the regional surveillance network.
Because we aimed at a relative measure of transcripts from the two alleles in the same sample, normalization to a reference housekeeping gene was not required.
Because we aimed at capturing fast movements, we also increased the pixel size to 40 nm × 40 nm, thus covering a field of 100 µm² in 5.9 s.
This review focuses on the last decade because we aimed at providing a contemporary evaluation of the current trends in these care models.
And, likewise, precisely because we aim at longterm truths in a way that is unusual in the larger society, colleges and universities depend upon institutional mechanisms such as life tenure, perpetual endowments, and academic freedom that themselves will seem unusual or even strange by comparison to the organizational elements used elsewhere in society.
We adopted this measurement method because we aim at investigating the delay recognized by the students using the application.
The selection strategies are different for the different emotional states because we aim at almost identical average prototypicality for the three subsets: Ohm_M (0.61), Ohm_E (0.62), and Ohm_A (0.62).
Because we aim at selecting a diverse set of shapes, the reference conformers appear to represent particular structural features to a greater extent than are present in the entire dataset.
Because we aim at a close approach to the real life situation, the individual GP is free to decide about continuing or stopping the oral medication.
