Sentence examples for probable purpose from inspiring English sources
When someone in the administration revealed that Ms. Plame was an undercover C.I.A. operative, one probable purpose was to intimidate intelligence professionals.
In addition to miRs, exosomes also carry intact and functional mRNA [ 56], with the probable purpose of transferring information and signals throughout the body [ 55].
As is well known, the discomfort arisen by the separation from an attachment figure is related to the ordinary childhood development [ 1, 2], with a probable evolutionary purpose: the retention of the human offspring, still inept, near its main caregiver [ 3].
The purpose is to exploit the hydrodynamic susceptibility in AUV docking with the dock and to identify a probable design for AUV control during docking.
It is difficult to see that the concept of "probable X" serves any purpose in studies of population health.
"Probable" diagnoses serve a purpose in clinical management pending confirmation during follow-up, but none in epidemiological surveys (in which all diagnoses are and remain probable).
In epidemiological studies, this approach is pragmatic and practical: a "probable" diagnosis has a purpose in clinical management, but it serves none as a separate category in population studies.
The most probable candidates for this purpose are CRP and procalcitonin (PCT).
Most people under 40 probably would agree police should never have the right to rummage through our entire lives without a particular purpose based on probable cause.Yet during arguments, Justice Roberts insinuated that police might reasonably suspect a person who carries two cellphones of being a drug dealer.
The concept of "probable X" has an important purpose in clinical management, providing a basis for a treatment plan pending later diagnostic confirmation.
The aim of this study is determining water quality alongside Horroud River for agricultural and drinking purpose and detecting any probable trend in ion concentration.
