Sentence examples for intended to answer the question from inspiring English sources

This review is intended to answer the question of whether the cleanup is meeting the EPA's goals of reducing PCBs in Hudson River fish to levels that would make them safe for human consumption.

In March 2008, Hitchens joined other war supporters in contributing to a Slate series intended to answer the question, "Why did we get it wrong?" Hitchens' lead sentence says it all.

Accordingly, the current design was not intended to answer the question what type of language information (semantic, syntactic, structural, and semantic context etc).

Although the pilot study was not intended to answer the question of efficacy, at the 3 month follow-up, a significant improvement was found between the intervention and control group for levels of anxiety.

We intended to answer the question as to whether deregulated genes from other gene expression profiles than from Aroclor 1254-treated hepatocytesocytes [ 8] are also statistically significantly co-localized along the chromosomes.

Sometimes, as in Jubilees and in the Pseudo-Philo work, these accretions are intended to answer the questions of heretics, but often, particularly in the case of Josephus, they are apologetic in presenting biblical heroes in a guise that would appeal to a Hellenized audience.

Those changes can be examined in two sets: the first is related to external reasons (it intends to answer the question "why should port governance have changed?"), and the second one to the purpose of port reforms (it intends to answer the question "why did port reform take place?").

This study intends to answer the question of which algorithm, between ACO and GA, generates the optimal AD gene order.

Based on non-responder analyses we intend to answer the question, which patients do not accept psychotherapeutic treatment for what reason [ 31].

A prospective trial (Trial Assigning Individualized Options for Treatment TAILORx) with a planned accrual of at least 10,000 patients intends to answer the question of whether intermediate risk patients benefit from chemotherapy [ 57].

Based on non-responder analyses we intend to answer the question, which patients do not accept psychotherapeutic treatment for what reason and which characteristics (e.g. age, marital, social status, illness variables, type of depression) have an impact on treatment outcome?