Sentence examples for purpose a wide range from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, a wide range of experimental conditions, including different solids retention times and influent characteristics, has been used.

For that purpose a wide range of IL cations and anions, and some of their combinations were studied.

Purpose: A wide range of challenging differential diagnoses exist for acute abdominal pain in the elderly patients presenting to an overcrowded emergency department.

For this purpose, a wide range of in silico, in vitro, and in vivo BBB models for early prediction of brain permeability of compounds have been developed and established [ 3].

Comparisons with reference data from a highly accurate empirical multi-parameter EoS demonstrate that the present thermodynamic model has reasonable accuracy for engineering purpose over a wide range of pressure and temperature.

1.2 Mission SoulSpace will provide a comforting, yet stimulating, atmosphere in which customers will be able to relax both their body and mind, reconnecting their daily lives to their true purpose through a wide range of holistic methods including massage, body works, energy works, and hair styling.

This book, written by a professor at Seton Hill University and now in its second edition, is a more thorough guide to the use of rubrics for diverse purposes in a wide range of settings.

Overall, these results reveal a potential way to use silica-based nanofluid for enhanced oil recovery purposes for a wide range of reservoir wettabilities at a particular reservoir temperature [44].

The sensors are deployed for data acquisition purposes in a wide range of locations, sometimes in resource-limited and hostile environments such as disaster areas, seismic zones, ecological contamination sites and other different zones.

The sensor networks are deployed for data acquisition purposes in a wide range of locations, in resource-limited and hostile environments such as disaster areas, seismic zones, contaminated ecological sites and so on.

Even more so are buildings such as prisons, theaters, Christian churches, breweries, government offices and large merchants' houses that served day-to-day purposes for a wide range of people.