Sentence examples for purpose terms from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, terms from the Systems Biology Ontology (SBO) [ 17], Gene Ontology (GO) [ 18] and Molecular Interactions Ontology (MI) [ 19] are used.

The methodology is summarised in Figure 1 and under three headings: Traditionally it is recommended to launch a CoP with a meeting or workshop so that members can meet each other and begin to develop relationships, and also spend some time together exploring and agreeing their purpose, terms of reference and ways of working [ 3].

There are multiple possible methods for the collection of biospecimens, ranging from in-home collection, use of mobile vans, attendance at a facility set up specifically for the purpose (termed here a "dedicated clinic") [ 1], to use of existing health care facilities [ 2].

In turn, this organized matter itself is unintelligible without appeal to purpose and design terms.

It tours regularly, playing the road and radio-tested base of its blues and boogie 1970s and '80s catalog with such delicious control over sound and feel and medium-to-slow tempos that you wonder whether this band, in earthly-purpose terms, needs to do much else.

The development of the ontology uses an upper ontology based on ISO-15926, which defines general-purpose terms and act as a foundation for more specific domains.

The all-purpose term modern American fits the inn's short menu well.

But extremism is an all-purpose term applicable to a wide array of ideas.

Over the past decade, "neocon" has become an all-purpose term of abuse among critics of the right.

"Literally", you see, in its development from knock-kneed, single-purpose utterance, to swan-like dual-purpose term, has reached that awkward stage.

Here's the difference: Both genres seek to combine words and music in dynamic, felicitous and, to invoke that all-purpose term, artistic ways.