Sentence examples for purpose to generate from inspiring English sources

The Edison Electric Institute in Washington has named Oasis in New York to create a campaign with a timely purpose, to generate increased awareness of the American electric industry among state and federal legislators and investors.

The main purpose to generate Jurkat-KI-R5 cells is to create a permissive cell line for HIV infection.

They have the purpose to generate data in DDR standard, and its internal registers are implemented in silicon hard registers, i.e., directly on the FPGA microarchitecture, ensuring lower rates of skew in the data output.

Borker's conduct gained widespread attention after a 2010 New York Times story reported that he angered customers on purpose to generate negative online comments about his website, part of a business strategy to raise the site's profile in Google searches.

With the purpose to generate suitable, high-quality figures for publication, GSDS 2.0 provides types of functionality on their further modification (Fig. 1 B).

Insiders fear that the three football-only venues - in Saitama, Kobe and Ibaraki - may have to be converted to other purposes to generate revenue.

Additionally, we developed a target-adverse effect model to be applied to the drug-target predictor with two purposes: to generate hypothesis about drugs, targets and adverse effects, and improve drug-target identification.

In the multi-level security method they are used for two purposes: to generate the candidate workflow partitionings from the initial workflow (Figure 4); and to insert the inter-cloud transfers according to (13) and (15).

Nine bins are used for learning purposes to generate an ordered gene list (as described above) based on the gene's probability to be ranked in top 500 most discriminative genes.

The RCGs determined to be functionally characterized by the majority rule were then used for two purposes: to generate high-confidence functional predictions for the genes included in the functionally characterized RCGs to identify promising new candidate disease genes for OMIM [9] phenotypes of unknown molecular basis, but for which one or more genetic loci have been identified.

They are used variously for descriptive purposes, to generate hypotheses as to etiology, for surveillance to highlight areas at apparently high risk, and to aid policy formation and resource allocation.