Sentence examples for purpose likely from inspiring English sources
"Anyone considering the use of such technology should first undertake a thorough assessment of the purpose, likely value, and wider impact of such a course of action and determine in the light of that whether or not to proceed," a spokesman said.
Specifically, the finding that reading Sagan's excerpt moderated the interaction between MS and attitudes toward ET versus IDT suggests that a desire to see human life as having greater meaning and purpose likely underlies our previous effects.
Unfortunately, the assembly provided with the Roche/454 sequencing didn't prove useful for this purpose, likely due to a short contig length (median of 1.3 kbp).
We applied a human rights framework to assess a policy of early treatment initiation according to the following criteria: public-health purpose; likely effectiveness; specificity; human rights burdens and benefits; potential for less restrictive approaches; and fair administration.
The same benefits would seemingly justify its use from a safety perspective as well, as the adults using Methylphenidate for enhancement purposes likely value these effects as much as those with ADHD.
We judged the alternative of directly taking only climate variation during nesting as being of too fine a scale for our purposes, likely to obscure broad geographical differences in climate and needing comprehensive observational data across large areas, elevations and times of year for all the species.
The inclusion of the latter for secondary use purposes is likely to improve data completeness, but none of the participating hospitals had the necessary tools to transform free text into structured data.
Such theft is also designed to create an arsenal of weapons whose major purpose is likely to be to kill the sons and daughters of America if and, more likely, when hostilities break out between China and the U.S. Second, China is stealing a wide variety of designs, processes, technologies, and source code from American corporations.
Under-resourced studies that cannot achieve their purpose are likely to be unethical because the resources are probably wasted.
On the other hand, it is sometimes possible to use a single assessment for a range of purposes; although an assessment designed to serve a range of purposes is likely to serve each individual purpose correspondingly less well.
An onboard fire prior to the crash makes at least one of these – speculation that the pilot crashed the plane on purpose – less likely.
