Sentence examples for conceived to examine from inspiring English sources

The current study was conceived to examine the efficacy of gait adaptability exercises in intervention programs aimed at improving walking ability and reducing fall incidence.

In 1962, the classic Midtown Manhattan Study (which was originally conceived to examine social class and mental illness) revealed an unexpected inverse relationship between socioeconomic status (measured as a composite of the father's occupation and education) and body weight.

The BFC80+ was conceived (1) to examine further the diagnostic accuracy of natriuretic peptides for cardiac dysfunction in elderly people in the community and (2) to develop an algorithm, easily applicable in primary care, for the diagnosis of chronic heart failure in the very elderly by estimating the added value of natriuretic peptides and ECG beyond history taking and clinical examination.

But American intelligence analysts said that after exhaustively examining evidence to support this theory, they concluded it is a false story, possibly conceived to mislead them.

The framework is conceived to encompass different application domains.

In particular, SPIDER has been conceived to be equipped with a bi-arm manipulation system.

This mechanism was conceived to passively adapt to rough terrain.

Dynamic-FSA protocols were conceived to address this problem.

Simrank was conceived to avert these limitations.

Finally, "virtues of intellectual courage" include a willingness to conceive and examine alternatives to popular ideas, perseverance in the face of opposition from others, and determination to see an inquiry through to the end.

In 1991, Dr. Jasper Rine, a genetics professor at the University of California at Berkeley, and Dr. Ostrander, then a staff scientist in his laboratory, conceived of using the dog to examine how genes shape behavioral and physical characteristics, as well as disease.