Sentence examples for purposefully examined from inspiring English sources
Only a few studies have purposefully examined differences in resource availability across mixed dipterocarp forest landscapes by simply measuring the abiotic variables of light, soil nutrition and soil water availability in relation to forest structure.
We cannot claim an exact replication of the previous study findings for these SNPs as the previous study compared associations of these variants with infant growth and the pubertal growth spurt, and as noted above, we have purposefully examined associations with growth from birth to pre-puberty.
Several years ago, a µMRI experiment was conducted purposefully to examine the surface fibril anisotropy.
Purposefully try to adopt new thoughts.
This study examined the prevalence of conduct disorder among purposefully selected 90 adolescents resident in two correctional centres in Lagos State, Nigeria.
Additionally, we examined the ultrastable CpGs in data sets that purposefully manipulated methylation, either by direct enzymatic treatment of the DNA, or by genetic knockout of DNA methyltransferases.
Hostile attributions were examined in terms of women's beliefs about infants' negative intentions (eg, the extent to which infants purposefully dirty their diapers).Mothers' hostile attributions increased the likelihood that their child would be maltreated by the age of 26 months (adjusted odds ratio, 1.26 [90% CI, 1.02-1.56]).
In order to examine the underlying factors, we purposefully selected households that differed by the type of provider utilized during delivery.
Here we purposefully eschewed the traditional case control approach in favour of examining a single community sample selected to represent the range of scores on the tripartite symptom dimensions up to and including the clinical range.
This study examines the influence of carbon additives to TNT purposefully selected to absorb microwave energy and enable heating throughout the composite.
We examine whether such a public goods problem exists by purposefully deceiving some participants in one study, informing them of this fact, and then examining whether the deceived participants behave differently in a subsequent study.
