Sentence examples for intending to identify a from inspiring English sources

Avard, who had not yet seen the ad but had received a significant number of media inquiries about it, said Cramer may have used the term "Patriot Riders" in a general sense, rather than intending to identify a specific group.

The UN does not intend to identify a perpetrator but the evidence implicates Assad, a "Western official" said.

Regardless of the way in which the subject responds, most inventories yield several scores, each intended to identify a distinctive aspect of personality.

At schools here, standardized tests are used as originally intended, to identify a child's academic weaknesses and assess the effectiveness of the curriculum.

In methodological literature it is emphasised that particularly for research that intends to identify a personal opinion of a respondent, without steering the person into the one or the other direction, working with open questions is the best choice.

The inclusion and exclusion criteria (Table 2) are intended to identify a group of patients with sufficiently high mortality to benefit from MSC therapy, but also to exclude patients at higher risk of complications since this is a phase 1/2 trial.

According to the Times article, "standardized tests are used as originally intended, to identify a child's academic weaknesses and assess the effectiveness of the curriculum".

Each is scored out of 10 with a high score intended to identify a negative outcome for all three questions.

This study was intended to identify a gradient of exposure to traffic-related air pollution within different areas in São Paulo to provide information for future epidemiological studies.

We intended to identify a limited number of individual response markers that may be more useful for independent validation in future clinical studies.

It should be noted that primers designed with AlignMiner are intended to identify a specific sequence; therefore, degenerate primer design is disabled.