Sentence examples for comparable end from inspiring English sources

The special problem Newton saw himself as having to face in using mathematical theory to a comparable end in the Principia stemmed from his realization, expressed in the "Copernican scholium," that the phenomena of orbital motions are inordinately complicated and hence open to multiple competing descriptions.

Tartt achieves a comparable end with blocks and streets, an imaginative universe which readers possess and ultimately relate to as a map of their own lives.

Measurement of QNB binding may in fact be one of the more comparable end points across these numerous studies.

All chemistries were dissolved and injected in a comparable end volume of saline after which the animals were examined for obvious side effects of the chemistries.

The mean gestational age may be comparable (end of second versus start of third trimester), but the SD was increased fivefold.

Various smaller clinical studies showed in humans that repetitive inflations of an angioplasty balloon after reopening of the infarct-related artery reduces infarct size, wall-motion scores and comparable end points [ 18- 20].

Mr. Pitt said he was open to considering waivers in special cases where the new law, known as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, conflicts with the laws of foreign countries or where foreign regulations can achieve comparable ends by different means.

In the presence of iron, both strains reached a comparable end-OD.

All relevant literature covering sedation practices performed on comparable end-of-life patient populations admitted in the ICU (intensive care unit) will be included.

Eliminating these feedbacks resulted in reduced amounts of processed caspases, an overall delay in substrate cleavage (not shown), and comparable end-to-end anisotropies in substrate cleavage between both scenarios (Fig. 5A, C).

Our study design even resulted in comparable end-inspiratory and mean airway pressures between the groups (see Additional File 1, table III, data kindly reproduced with permission of Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore, MD, USA) [ 10].