Just as "all purpose" entails the ability to do a range of things, so, too, "thinking" entails the possession of a range of abilities (beyond the mere ability to succeed in the Imitation Game).
However, Junk DNA is a book not written at an academic level but instead intended for very broad audience, with all the consequences that the danger of dumbing it down for such a purpose entails.
Even when their stated purpose is to apply epidemiology to the assessment of public health problems and priorities, most of these authors typically fail to acknowledge that such a purpose entails methods to help rank the social importance of disease occurrences.
The famous 'Bergen definition', as Dam (1995) explains, associates autonomy with "readiness to take charge of one's own learning in the service of one's needs and purposes – which entails a capacity and willingness to act independently and in co-operation with others, as a socially responsible person" (p.1).
Discovering your purpose mainly entails answering the question - 'why life' or 'why am I here on earth'.
In order to gain multiple perspectives for comparative purposes, this phase entailed personal interviews across a broad range of human subjects, health researchers and REB/IRB members, scholars, and policy makers.
The work will entail research purposes only, according to the lab.
Because application of these models for risk assessment purposes will most likely entail subtraction of the intercept from all predictions [effectively lowering the predicted (increased) risks for benzene at each exposure level], we favor scenario A for risk prediction over the alternatives (Table 2).
By using solutions at high cell concentrations, we reduced cell mobility and maximized rapid identification of cells for imaging purposes; however, this also entailed the disadvantage of cell agglomeration, which of course reduced our chances of imaging one single flat cell at a time.
Determination clearly entails Supervenience.
