The present study intends to explain a preferential surface for cell adhesion and growth in terms of geometry and biochemical property of micro-structure.
The biblical story may have intended to explain why a certain tribe, called Cain, had a special tattoo mark and why this tribe always severely avenged any murdered member.
In general relativity, which, though less firmly established than the special theory, is intended to explain gravitational phenomena, a more complicated metric of variable curvature is employed, which approximates to the Minkowski metric in empty space far from material bodies.
According to the Biology-Online.org biology dictionary (//www.biology-online.org/dictionary.asp), a hypothesis is "a proposal intended to explain certain facts or observations" and a null hypothesis is "the assumption that any observed difference between two samples of a statistical population is purely accidental and not due to systematic causes".
Formative measures are mainly intended to explain the composition of a construct, whereas reflective measures only indicate a construct's outcome [28].
The book is intended to explain the behaviour of a child, who was diagnosed with severe autism aged five and to show the way that Naoki responded to the people around him, including his ability to embrace concepts such as self-harm, beauty, noise and time.
The speech, delivered in a palatial hall in Brussels, was intended to explain Mr. Trump's worldview to a deeply skeptical audience, including many Europeans who see Mr. Trump as undermining international agreements that have kept the peace in Europe and enhanced prosperity.
WASHINGTON — President Obama will use his first address to Congress on Tuesday to present a road map for "how we get to a better day," a senior adviser says, in a speech intended to explain his economic policies and argue that legislative revisions on health care, education and energy are crucial to lifting the economy.
Consider "intelligent design," a phrase used for over a century by critics of Darwin but only recently bursting into prominence as both a concept and a movement intended to explain, its proponents say, the "irreducible complexity" of nature.
"The letter itself was intended to explain the situation and trial a policy that has been successfully adopted by other schools," she added.
