Sentence examples for purpose criterion from inspiring English sources

While most songs do not fulfill the "sole purpose" criterion, they often act like mnemonic devices in that they seem to increase memorability.

For this purpose, criteria for the analysis are defined and each parameter is assigned importance (Saraf and Choudhury 1997, 1998).

Sets of general-purpose design criteria and task specifications are provided and discussed.

However, these data may not provide useful estimates of herd health because they may not meet the fitness-for-purpose criterion.

He has also strongly supported the banning of numerous rifles based upon "sporting purposes" criteria.

Note that some probes can be in both Class B and Class C, and that the purpose of the design criteria C U and C L is to maximize the number of probes in Class A and minimize the number of probes in Class B and Class C. Due to the high similarity between the two B. mallei genomes, the probes in Categories I and II (both in silico and experimental) are too few for analysis.

For the establishment of Project classes, and the selection of villages for this purpose, the criterion used was the number of "10 to 18 year" girls deprived of education.

The black and white flyer included the study purpose, location, criteria, research procedures, and contact information.

This indicates that the purpose, evaluation criteria, and implementation methods of the PAS are not effectively communicated to physicians.

The purpose of criteria (1) and (2) was to ensure the availability of a large number of women with diverse socio-economic backgrounds coming for a range of services from the city and surrounding areas; and the purpose of criterion (3) was to facilitate the conduct of the study as we did not want to burden an understaffed clinic with our research study.

For this purpose four criteria were sought: Incidence and prevalence as measures of disease occurrence: Incidence measures the onset of disease while prevalence measures the number of existent cases.