Sentence examples for purposely generated from inspiring English sources

Since stimuli presented are spaced by 22.5°, curve fits of orientation tuning were purposely generated to determine more precisely the orientation preference.

Due to the fact that the majority of those studies were done in rats, we purposely generated the transgenic rats, instead of mice, and overexpressed the NR2B subunit in the forebrain regions such as the hippocampus and cortex.

Trifluoromethyl radicals can be purposely generated by a number of methods and under the right conditions can be long-lived enough to be exploited in useful reactivity.

When one actually views a genuine EEG recording, it quickly becomes obvious that even "small" purposely generated muscle-related beta and gamma oscillations have much larger amplitudes than whatever high frequency brain signals might actually reach the scalp.

Although stochastic thermostats (see, e.g., Andersen [32]) are purposely devised to generate a canonical distribution, they are characterized by a less realistic dynamics.

Purposely give you a sexually transmitted disease.

Rather, distinct constraint topologies are generated using spatially invariant probabilities that maximize local fluctuations to purposely consider worst case scenarios.

It may have been possible to obtain a more representative sample if a larger number of patients had been recruited instead of purposely selecting patients to generate a diverse sample for characteristics including age, race, disease severity and time since diagnosis.

Since the app generated so much interest before it launched, the company instituted a reservation system, purposely limiting the amount of users (and strain) on its servers.

Because most of the mouse gene knockouts were generated by individual laboratories for finding knockout phenotypes, recently duplicated genes may have been purposely avoided to minimize the experimental cost due to negative-phenotype results.

The system employs a range of similarly validated cognitive tasks seen in computerised test suites such as the Cognitive Drug Research computerised assessment system however COMPASS is a purposely designed software application allowing for greater flexibility in choice of tasks and delivery of randomly generated parallel versions of standard cognitive assessment tasks [ 78].