Sentence examples for our general objectives from inspiring English sources
Our general objectives were to constrain the use of Zn as a proxy for other metals in biogeochemical processes in Siberian larch forest and to test the possibility that Zn is a limiting micronutrient using a stable isotope approach [42].
Our general objectives in this study were: (i) to describe and understand specific responses of Siberian larch to climatic factors observed in the Mongolian mountain forest steppe zone, and (ii) to compare our results with those recently obtained for white birch observed in the same area using the same methodology (Gradel et al. 2017).
Our general objectives were to assess and compare the monetary value of air pollution and noise effects based on WTP, to compare within and between country differences, and to study determinants of such differences.
Our general objective in this study was to compare similarity metrics on a dataset as large as possible (and affordable).
Our general objective is, therefore, to study in depth the effects of MWL on task performance in the work setting, empirically analyzing the relations between MWL and DM in workers who carry out their activity in real contexts.
In order to contribute to meet this challenge, our general objective in the present study was to enhance current understanding of the perceptual features that favour users' interactions with Websites.
Our general objective is to demonstrate that GPs who have been made familiar with the concept of global CVR by means of a complex, tailored intervention will adapt their treatment accordingly, resulting in measurable changes in patients' clinical outcomes.
Beyond our wish to account for the 2/3 power law, our more general objective is to develop a mathematical framework, rooted in geometry, which will allow us to examine the nature of motion primitives.
The second module is the minimizing TV with the new gradient fidelity, and this module is a global optimizing process which is guided by our proposed general objective functional.
Our general study objectives were a) to summarize the evidence on the relation between cold spells and mortality or morbidity, b) to clarify the terminology and methodology used in the study topic, and c) to identify possible gaps in knowledge.
To be sure, we all agree that bringing growth, creating more and better jobs -- especially for the young and for the long-term unemployed -- giving solid foundations to our social market economies and reducing our debt levels are general objectives that to a certain extent go beyond partisan lines.
