Sentence examples for intended to classify from inspiring English sources

The city's Housing and Redevelopment Board was pursuing a study intended to classify a large area of Greenwich Village south of Washington Square Park as "blighted", in order to enable large-scale redevelopment.

Collecting data of three MOOCs at Yuan Ze University (YZU), this paper intended to classify learning behaviors among 1489 students on the MOOC platform at YZU.

This approach is intended to classify hydrogen bonds in a complicated system with a large number of potential donors and acceptors using a simple set of identifiers.

In ethics Carneades proceeded as he had in epistemology and constructed a framework intended to classify not only all the views about the goal of life that had been held, but also all those that could be held (Cicero, Fin. 5.16 21 = L&S 64EG; cf. Algra, 1997).

The aim of our study is to describe trends in baseline pharmacologic treatment (BPT) use guidelines in a cohort of patients admitted to a Tunisian ICU for AECOPD and to assess its conformity with GOLD, which is intended to classify patient's COPD severity and to guide patient's management.

We intended to classify them epidemiologically into different serotypes and to obtain virulence marker profiles of UPEC (which have different frequencies in different disease conditions ranging from asymptomatic bacteriuria to chronic pyelonephritis).

The study intends to classify and provide a summary of the recent research work done in the domain of energy management for reducing power consumption in mobile devices.

As reported by the Guardian and subsequently picked up on by the games press, the Nantwich Education Partnership intends to classify parental permission to play games like Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty, and Gears of War as neglect of a level severe enough to call in the law and social services.

As reported by The Guardian and subsequently picked up on by the games press, The Nantwich Education Partnership intends to classify parental permission to play games like Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty and Gears of War as neglect of a level severe enough to call in the law and social services.

Other studies using congener-specific analysis are ongoing (Schantz et al. 2003), although to our knowledge none intends to classify exposure by degree of ortho-substitution.

It is important to make clear that we do not intend to classify the missed genes as true and false positives based only on COMBREX, since there might be many missed genes that are indeed protein-coding genes that COMBREX cannot currently associate with any experimental evidence.