Sentence examples for intended to note from inspiring English sources
Advisory panels, which are made up largely of practicing doctors, sometimes look more kindly on a drug than the F.D.A., whose analysis is to some extent intended to note flaws in the data.
According to Mr. Starr's report, Mrs. Currie facilitated the clandestine meetings between Mr. Clinton and Ms. Lewinsky and often helped her bypass the system intended to note all presidential visitors.
In another study, intended to note genetic differences between Oryx species, karyotypes of Oryx species and subspecies – namely O. gazella, O. b. beisa, O. b. callotis, O. dammah and O. leucoryx – were compared with the standard karyotype of Bos taurus.
Until I saw the Season 4 finale of Dexter last week, I had intended to note that Bad had the most shocking cliffhanger ending of the year, as the private pressure-cooker existence of woeful Walt White (the very deserving two-time Emmy winner Bryan Cranston) literally exploded in the skies above his community.
While you puzzle out in your head just how many nasty photos and blocks of painstakingly detailed written text you've sent that might have been shown to someone other than the intended viewer, it's important to note that this study was conducted using adults, not the teens so often targeted by anti-sexting PSAs.
Therefore, before new technology is effectively integrated into work practice, it is important to note how the intended users interact with existing technologies in that environment.
It is important to note that for its intended purpose, TransDecoder performs extremely well.
It is important to note that where details of the intended intervention are defined in advance, it is possible that what was actually administered may have differed.
Basic information about the intended programme was provided, and interested parties were encouraged to note down their e-mail details and were subsequently sent a link to an online survey (using the online software SurveyMonkey).
Intended to reprimand him later and made note of it.
Intended to evoke mortality through the passing of a day, the piece begins on a literal note with tremulous rising fifths and ticktock figures in "Morning".
