Sentence examples for construct to answer from inspiring English sources

Through this process of constant comparison we developed our emerging construct to answer the research questions.

The one-tonne craft would be nuclear-powered and be fitted with a plethora of instruments constructed to answer one simple question: had Mars ever possessed conditions that could support life?

Each batch was constructed to answer one or two questions.

A multivariate response model was constructed to answer our research questions.

Furthermore, since obtaining urine samples is especially challenging in children aged before their fifth birthday, the resulting algorithm will be constructed to answer two separate questions: first, which children warrant urine sampling?

Most important for the present discussion, the science needed to resolve legal disputes very often does not preexist the controversy (Jasanoff 1995), but rather is contingently constructed to answer case-specific questions that might never have arisen through pure or paradigm-generated science, or not in comparable form.

Just as it is possible that today secrets are being manufactured for the express purpose of revealing them amid trumpet flourishes, so it has happened and will happen again that secrets are constructed simply to answer a pressing need for secrets.

An explanatory model will be constructed to provide an answer to the principal objective, the dependent variable will be score on the MBI, the main independent variable will be the intervention, and modifying variables will be all those found to be related to burnout in the univariate analysis or the signficant ones in theoretical models.

Having the ability to direct write cells into idealized cellular constructs can help to answer many biomedical questions and advance tissue engineering and cancer research.

Let's retain a Victorian-style ambition about constructing grand new infrastructures to answer our needs for mobility, housing, communication.

We use it to construct a story in order to answer the question, "Who am I?" The narration starts very early with the help of parents and continues throughout our lives.