Sentence examples for interest to define from inspiring English sources

Given the vast ranges of various parameters of interest in our model, it is of interest to define reduced quantities.

Unreamed nailing favours biology at the expense of the achievable mechanical stability, it is therefore of interest to define the limits of the clinical indications for this method.

Past modelling efforts have largely been based on correlative Species Distribution Models, which use known occurrences of species across landscapes of interest to define sets of conditions under which species are likely to maintain populations.

Therefore, it would be of great interest to define the population who would most benefit from NHF, for which the preschool respiratory assessment measure (PRAM) [48] could be of interest.

In addition, it is of interest to define the relationship between the spectroscopic, photophysical and photochemical properties of this PS and its photosensitization effect and damage mechanisms for the selected microbial strain.

To better understand the underlying mechanisms of CMT it is also of interest to define the impact of these mutations.

We might geek out privately with fellow enthusiasts about Kim Kardashian's latest romance or a new Call Of Duty map pack, but there's a stigma about allowing those interests to define our identities.

It is time for Democrats in Connecticut and around the country to stop allowing special interests to define the national conversation and prove that investing in our workforce is both good for people and good for business.

Similar to Klout's social influence score, OneRiot has developed a "social interest score" to define mobile audience segments based on social interest categories.

The D-SPECT requires a brief pre-scan following which the technologist draws a region of interest (ROI) to define the LV for cardio-centric DC movements [9].

Our long-term interest is to define how meiotic homologous recombination becomes localized at hotspots.