Sentence examples for objective to modify from inspiring English sources
Objective: To modify an existing outcome measure (Bournemouth Questionnaire [BQ]) for use in patients with nonspecific neck pain and test its psychometric properties.
Analyzing the above selection criteria clearly indicates that some excipients used with an objective to modify the in-vivo dissolution and release profile of the drugs can cause significant alteration in its pharmacokinetic profile, resulting in alteration in its pharmacodynamic activity.
This study is performed with an objective to modify the surface of titanium implants to increase its bioinert and biocompatibility properties by anodizing and to impart bioactive characteristics to increase their activation level in vivo by precalcification treatment.
Then, an imprecisely specified multi-attribute value theory (ISMAUT) formulation is employed to infer the relative importance of objectives to modify the fitness function.
In order to avoid overfitting, regularization terms are usually added to the objective function to modify the squared error.
Our objective is to modify the setuid system call code to set the euid to 0 for the current process.
In many practical situations networks are not designed from scratch but instead the objective is to modify an existing network.
Most of them are using greedy algorithm guided by an objective function to modify the social network step by step until the anonymized network satisfied some given conditions.
Our study objective was to modify BoNT/A to overcome its inability to block transmitter release elicited by high [Ca2+]i and increase its limited analgesic effects.
Further objective is to modify and validate an in-house two-phase flow simulator and commercial transient multiphase flow simulator OLGA™ with the experimental data.
The first objective was to modify the existing in vitro testing method (i.e., adhesion testing using lap-jointed slices) to gain more sensitivity in detecting relative bonding strengths among candidate bonding agents.
