Sentence examples for is supposed in order from inspiring English sources

A certain distance between the genes, and the enhancers/regulators, is supposed in order to give rise to the different recombinants within the proposed length of ≥ 200-300 Kbetweenen S7 and S10.

To this purpose, the presence of a branch between nodes 151 and 300 and between nodes 54 and 94 of the benchmark network has been supposed in order to create two meshes.

Observe that in our results we do not suppose that T is monotone or T preserves order as it is supposed in many papers (see [26 28] and others).

United States Signals Intelligence Directive 18 (USSID 18) encompasses rules by which the NSA is supposed to abide in order to protect the privacy of the communications of people in the United States.

Another crucial term is "imminent threat" — which a person is supposed to pose in order to be killed.

"He is doing much more than he is supposed to do in order to get his coaching badge.

The Cypriot president, Nicos Anastasiades, flew up from Nicosia earlier in the day with a proposal for raising the 5.8 billion euros, or $7.5 billion, that his country is supposed to contribute in order to receive 10 billion euros from the International Monetary Fund and euro zone countries.

Begging the question is explained as asking for the answer (the proposition) one is supposed to prove, in order to avoid having to make a proof of it.

In Gibsonian terms [15] we may say that, in spite of the instability of the saddle-type equilibrium, the stable manifold of the saddle is an "affordance" that a smart agent is supposed to exploit in order to simplify the control problem and provide a more economical solution: indeed part of the job can be performed by the "environment" not the controlling agent.

I quit the job before I was supposed to, in order to go on a ski trip.

It usually has to do with withholding or massaging the truth, spinning things in a certain way, or doing or saying what we think we're "supposed" to in order to look good, get what we what, or simply not cause a problem.