Sentence examples for purpose of difference from inspiring English sources

For this dual purpose of difference and equivalence testing we propose the use of field trials using not only the GM crop and its non-GM counterpart, but also a range of reference varieties.

One limitation of the clinical trials in which celecoxib versus nsNSAID CV thromboembolic events have been studied to date, including those in the meta-analysis we used to account for possible differences in CV risks, is that none were originally designed for the primary purpose of assessing differences in these events between treatment groups and they tend to be underpowered for this purpose.

Considering the associations among variables described in Table 4, ANCOVAs were performed with the purpose of investigating differences between the control and clinical groups, controlling the co-variables effect.

For the purpose of evaluating differences in patients' characteristics associated with time to treatment we divided patients into four groups: <60, 60-89, 90-119, and ≥120 minutes.

This study is a small size study with the purpose of finding differences between both serotonin stimulated endothelial function as well as insulin stimulated endothelial function in groups.

With the purpose of understanding differences in growth kinetic among all groups, necrotic areas as well as tumor vessels were evaluated by routine histopathology and using immunohistochemistry with anti-CD34 antibodies.

The other mosquito genome sequence for Culex quinquefasciatus was not used for this purpose because of differences in gene annotation of this species compared to A. aegypti or A. gambiae.

As the game unfolds the polygons develop personalities, wrangling with concepts such as self-image, individual purpose and acceptance of difference.

The purpose of the shape difference term is to penalise level set contours that deviate from a predefined shape.

For the purpose of reporting, a difference of 4 mmHg or greater between the compartments was considered to be clinically significant.

For instance, feedback control mechanisms are components of systems constructed for the purpose of reducing the difference between an actor's goal and their current state, and these systems tend to exhibit some form of efficiency or consistency, such as the consistent rational behavior we attribute to intentionality in humans [19 21].