Sentence examples for purposes in groups from inspiring English sources

Some argue that trust is a form of "social capital," meaning roughly that it enables "people to work together for common purposes in groups and organizations" (Fukuyama 1995, 10; quoted in Hardin 2002, 83).

To this purpose, pregnant mice were randomly assigned in groups: the control group received water for injection (n=20), the preterm labor group was injected with lipopolysaccharide (LPS) (n=22), while the glucocorticoids group was administered DEX either 1 h before (n=17) or after (n=7) lipopolysaccharide.

Table 1 shows our purpose in grouping the different types of intervention into the three ASI levels.

For conversational purposes in focus groups with lay psychiatric patients unfamiliar with specialized statistical terminologies (e.g.: SD), it was necessary to present the results in the most accessible manner to combine quantitative and qualitative data sets.

Given the low prevalence of school attendance among the 2 4 year olds with chronic conditions, this version of the Argentinean Spanish PedsQL™ may work better if school items are not taken into consideration for scoring purposes in this group.

The graphical summary of evidence may serve a practical purpose in guideline groups, facilitating more explicit debate of the importance of risk markers across the multiple fields of interest of contributors.

The EDS is a widely used screening tool that is regarded as suitable for screening purposes in various patient groups.

This data should therefore serve as a basis for evaluating the usefulness of routinely assaying these SNPs for clinical purposes in this ethnic group.

One of the roles of a leader is to articulate, clarify, communicate, and nurture a sense of purpose in a group.

It may be unfashionable in Britain to stand for the national anthem, but two minutes watching the Last Night of the Proms, an annual music festival, on television will serve to dispel any doubts about the ability of certain sorts of music to instil collective purpose in a group of individuals.

But the intensity of war soon challenged those who believed women had no purpose in the group.