Sentence examples for in order to align with from inspiring English sources
Plans to hold a survey in 2011 were delayed in order to align with the company's digital first strategy, which was at that time still under development.
As shown in section 3, the Prosecco price has increased over the studied period in order to align with the prices of the main substitutes.
Since becoming an EU candidate country in 1999, Turkey has introduced substantial human rights and economic reforms in order to align with EU practices - including easing restrictions on the minority Kurdish language.
In order to align with industry benchmarks, the screening cut point was statistically derived by targeting a 5% false-positive rate following industry guidelines to minimize potential false-negatives.
It concluded that extending the boundaries of architectural research at the doctoral level could be beneficial to the discipline and profession in Nigeria in order to align with global trends, while keeping cognizance of the local contexts.
Key areas that need innovative improvements include (i) materials that are more flexible in order to align with the dynamic shapes of the body; and (ii) contextually-driven and adaptive interfaces which will become more intuitive with the actions of the body and eventually begin to disappear.
Therefore, we applied a correction factor derived from a linear regression to all 1995/96 Palmes tube measurements in order to align them with the measurements collected with the Ogawa passive samplers.
In order to align closely with industry practices, we choose to represent the rationale-based architecture model in UML.
The incorporation of heterocyclic replacements of the terminal phenyl D-ring of lead compound 1 was conducted in order to align potency with favorable drug-like properties.
The audiovisual synchrony was assured by performing a nonuniform time scaling on the audio track using WSOLA [28] in order to align it with the video track.
Accordingly, many have attempted to reinterpret or develop the theory, in order to align it with the epistemically oriented statistical practice of scientists (see Mayo 1996, Mayo and Spanos 2011, Spanos 2013b).
