Sentence examples for direct purposes from inspiring English sources

Although our current application of cell lineage tracing has been for the direct purposes of obtaining high-resolution systematic gene expression data, robust methods for following cell identity are applicable to a variety of problems and are critical for understanding phenotypic variation through detailed quantifiable measures (cell movement, cell−cell interaction, cell cycle).

They did so because of how they interpreted the church's "Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services," which ban abortion but allow operations that "have as their direct purpose the cure of a proportionately serious pathological condition of a pregnant woman … when they cannot be safely postponed until the unborn child is viable".

The statement said the deal had the direct purpose of maintaining the AAA rating.

Now, he relates only essential biographical facts that serve a direct purpose.

This is different from a musician going into a studio with the direct purpose of making a soft record.

Defense Minister Sergei B. Ivanov, stated the purpose bluntly on Russian television on Thursday: "In case of aggression against members of the Collective Security Treaty, the air force unit will be employed for its direct purpose -- to bomb and wipe out the enemy".

For some reason, Luis Garcia decided not to gamble on a run into the box - a poor decision as Palop was wandering around with all the direct purpose of a teenager who's just drained three cans of Special Brew.

"It is a total fiction and a fraud to claim that these are political party issue advertisements," said Mr. Wertheimer, the president of Democracy 21. "Everyone involved knows they are presidential campaign ads being run for the direct purpose of influencing the presidential campaign, and therefore they cannot be financed with soft money".

Although not the direct purpose of this study, 89Zr-mAb-IRDye800CW conjugates can also be used for a clinical dual modal imaging.

"As the direct purpose of a statement is to evoke in the interlocutor a certain judgment", says Marty, "a presentational suggestive also and especially a name primarily in its proper usage aims at awakening in him a certain presentation, and as that primary intention is ultimately designated as the meaning of a statement, the analogue is called the meaning of the name" (Marty 1908a 384 f).

Without careful assessment, you may find yourself setting out to hire an intern without a direct purpose in mind.