Sentence examples for intention of identifying a from inspiring English sources

PCA was executed on the correlation matrix of the water dataset, with the intention of identifying a reduced set of factors that could capture the variance of a dataset.

In 1984, Eve joined with James F. Notaro, the Liberal Party of New York chairman to create the "Coalition for a Better Buffalo", with the sole intention of identifying a candidate for the Democratic and Liberal party lines who could unseat Griffin.

The two-factor models were selected on the basis of conceptual relevance, with the intention of identifying a subscale that would have a good fit to the data and be capable of predicting self-care outcomes, e.g. HbA1c.

The other [ 33] compared the reporting of blood glucose levels, insulin doses and food intake by telephone, video-phone, and email with the intention of identifying any significant advantages of a particular modality.

Collected sequences were used in BLAST searches both into specific genomes and the general sequence database with the intention of identifying all available TLR sequences.

Two kb of the 5' regulatory region upstream of the AOP2 gene was sequenced with the intention of identifying any promoter differences between AOP2-expressing accessions (Cvi and Pi) and Col which could help explain the different expression profiles observed amongst these accessions.

"News believes that Ofcom has failed to approach the effects of this transaction with an open mind and has carried out a review process with the intention of identifying concerns.

With the intention of identifying general features of promoter architecture, the present study examined a general set of genes rather than a set of co-regulated genes, as done in previous studies [ 9, 10, 26].

A potential caveat to such analysis could occur if the majority of interaction studies in Drosophila were performed with the intention of identifying interactions in the embryo, thus biasing the data in favor of a greater number of embryo-specific gene interactors.

The Daleks force the Doctor to monitor Jamie's performance of a test - the rescue of Victoria - with the supposed intention of identifying the human factor: the special quality possessed by humans that enables them always to defeat the Daleks.

Benita et al. [ 28] carried out a similar meta-analysis of human microarray data, with intention of identifying genes that were enriched in T cells relative to other cell types.