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This paper is intended to check the validity of this assumption.
After inserting the laparoscope, visual inspection is intended to check for iatrogenic injuries and intraperitoneal aberrations.
So in the present work, the author is intended to check the possibility/suitability of using GFRP corrugated laminates for the purpose of strengthening the RC beams.
A parity check operation is intended to check that all the checking results are 0; this is done using the addresses in Laddr.
This preseason physical is intended to check that a student is healthy enough to participate in competitive sports, but a new study from the American Academy of Pediatrics found that the requirements of the physicals vary widely across states -- so students are not always screened for conditions that could lead to big problems.
By this it is intended to check for the existence of spatiogenetic structures that indicate tendencies of forming subpopulations that cannot be distinguished in neither large nor small scale studies.
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In a sense, his visit was intended to check the French as much as the Russians.
The meters, to be installed at the drivers' expense, are intended to check the cabbies' income for tax purposes.
Economists said the move was intended to check the banks' yearlong lending spree that helped China quickly recover from last year's worldwide crisis.
The agreement was intended to check Microsoft's advantage of bundling its browser into Windows, a practice that a Norwegian browser maker, Opera, challenged in a complaint to the European Commission in December 2007.
The system was intended to check this sort of intellectual ambition, mainly by insuring that studies are reviewed in advance by boards made up of the researcher's academic peers.
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