Sentence examples for intent to identify from inspiring English sources

But the committee seems designed to placate the Sunni community with compensation for the victims, with no intent to identify what really happened or who ordered the attack, much less punish those responsible.

Hence, this effort began with the express intent to identify the factors that cause WWD crashes and fatalities.

They also assist in the identification of the contributing factors to pedestrian crashes, with the intent to identify potential design and operational improvements.

We further determined soil textural properties and the soil water retention curves of the soils with the intent to identify links between soil physical characteristics and moisture sensitivity functions of heterotrophic respiration.

We believe that clinical trials are still conducted sparingly with the minimal goal of testing clinical effectiveness as dictated by regulatory agencies to justify licensing but with little intent to identify causes of failure of a given treatment.

Since the inpatient SARI surveillance was designed with the intent to identify novel strains of influenza in the context of limited laboratory capacity, we did not enrolled children less than 5 years of age for this component of the surveillance.

This paper intents to identify the variation in local scour profiles of an embankment pond under varying pond water depths.

We provide an up-to-date overview of the status and trends of the harbour of Ravenna and surrounding coastal areas, with the intents to identify future directions to improve the conservation and management of this valuable coastal region, and to provide a scientific support to local authorities in the urban redevelopment project for the regeneration of the harbour area for leisure and tourism.

In developing standardized disclosure language, our intent was to identify those responsibilities and to help eliminate investor confusion stemming from the variety of phrasings that had begun to appear in official statements.

The intent was to identify or develop a practical method for future groundwater remediation.

Angrist (2001) suggests that a two-stage least squares (2SLS) linear probability model is sufficient if the intent is to identify causality.