Sentence examples for later objective from inspiring English sources

This later objective is useful as the nonnormality measures decrease with the sample size.

We specifically wanted to distinguish between the hypotheses of an absence of gene flow between all pairs of species, similar exchanges between the species or unidirectional gene flow (this later objective could not be addressed as discussed above).

If classification of a specific dataset yields low error rates (defined later), the objective of the odd-ball paradigm was considered to be fulfilled.

As we will describe in detail later, this objective was pursued here applying multiple linear regression in combination with distributed source estimation to MEG responses evoked by spoken picture naming.

Operation Spring succeeded in its later-defined objective of a "holding attack" and aided the overwhelming success of Operation Cobra, by tying down powerful German formations that might otherwise have been in the American sector, thus precluding any immediate inquiry into its failure.

Pleasure was widely taken for granted as foundational in this way in theories of the nascent behavioral and social sciences, until more demanding standards, first for stricter introspection and later for more objective (in this use: not based in experimental subjects' judgments on the topic) methods, were adopted.

Its objective later became to shore up state coffers.

Future research into the associations between motor problems and active play in childhood and physical activity in later life using objective measures would be particularly useful, as this may help identify the mechanisms and mediating factors that explain these associations.

Audiograms 6 weeks later showed also objective improvement of hearing.

Later still, an objective was added to help farmers become better trainers, organizers and experimenters within their own locally developed programs.

(3) To determine whether observed communication skills in early medical training (years 1 and 2) are related to performance in later clinical assessments (objective structured clinical examinations) (years 3 and 5).