Sentence examples for intending to better understand from inspiring English sources
A review of main climatological features associated with the configuration of NEB rainy season will be briefly presented together with some dynamical analysis intending to better understand the mechanisms that could be related to the temporal evolution of the moisture supply to the PS region.
Ms. Mason, a management consultant, contends that the suits she filed before her election are simply intended to better understand how this city on the Hudson River is spending its $79 million budget.
We also intend to better understand the behavior of the category considered good neighborhoods and check whether security policies used to define the behavior of those autonomous systems can serve as a model to others.
According to NASA, the test at the Hydro Impact Basin in Hampton on June 8 was intended to better understand how an ocean landing after a mission could affect crew members and equipment.
Each was intended to better understand the local system, the situation of patients and the nature of the programs provided.
Future analyses of our data set are intended to better understand the underlying patterns in recruitment that may have contributed to the results we obtained and potentially aid in the design of RDS studies.
The assessment was intended to assist advocates to better understand the factors causing vulnerability of female farmworkers in Mexico to abuse, harassment and discrimination.
Presumably, he intends to use the data to better understand what an alert fund trustee could have known and when he could have known it.
"We intend to undertake further work to better understand how firms' actions in one market may affect outcomes in another and how conduct and competition are affected by the links between different parts of the business model," the FCA said.
We intend to continue our scientific studies to better understand the complex behavior of plutonium.
In contrast to other research on repression, this study compares the intended-to-repress and repressed populations to better understand the heterogeneous effects of violence.
