Sentence examples for purpose of widening from inspiring English sources

We combine two test statistics for the purpose of widening the set of alternatives for which our test is powerful; thus, we choose the underlying tests designed for very different phenotype models, whereas Derkach et al. [ 56] used linear and quadratic tests which are likely to be both powerful under many models.

Dilating the eyes involves placing medicated eye drops in the eye with the purpose of dilating (widening) the pupils.

In mountainous region, the inappropriate modification adopted on natural slope condition for the purpose of construction and widening of the transportation network affects the stability of the cut slope [68].

"Even though the intended purpose was to widen access to higher education for students in England, 40% of the publicly funded students attending these colleges are EU students, compared to 6% in the rest of the higher education sector".

Therefore, the main purpose of this study is to widen the scope of traditional new product development (NPD) process to cover the expected activities from supply chain (SC) process viewpoint.

The purpose of the package was mainly to widen the Commonwealth's legislative powers for the purposes of post-war reconstruction.

To dilate means to widen or open more fully and the purpose of experience, both through ease and pain, is to widen and open us more fully.

"Government needs to provide real leadership on this issue and widen their vision for the purpose of education".

But a few years ago, the company started to widen out its view of the purpose of identity management and how it can be used for a wider set of customer management features for e-commerce and other sites.

The alleged purpose of the Iraqi missle attacks was to terrorize Israel into widening the Gulf War into an Arab-Israeli war, thereby presumably breaking up the American-led alliance.

Despite the widening chasm between these two sides, the purpose of the meeting was to reach a consensus and publish a "joint ministerial statement," and in preparation for this, negotiators had been desperately scrabbling to find common ground.