Sentence examples for purposes of refining from inspiring English sources

In addition to their potential utility in capturing fall-related injuries, healthcare claims may be helpful more generally in testing different definitions of episodes of care for purposes of refining alternative approaches to reimbursement, such as bundled payment.

The field is currently benefiting from the incorporation of ENCODE data for the purposes of refining eQTLs to causal eSNPs, and from the development of tools for meta-analysis that are greatly increasing resolution.

By providing the capability to produce within, to not export for the purposes of refining or further manufacturing, but to turn the supply chain around and have easy access to a huge marketplace, was an opportunity which spoke for itself.

This review considers constraints in terms of environmental, physicochemical, and self-imposed regulatory and evolutionary constraints with the purpose of refining current constraints-based models of cell phenotype.

We found that while it was not the medium itself that 'tweeted revolution', it did serve a purpose of refining a message and philosophy, and most importantly connecting a small but influential group of activists.

A workflow framework for the purpose of refining molecular mechanics force-fields against quasi-elastic neutron scattering data is presented.

At the second level, speech segments that passed the first filtering step are processed by an ASR-based term spotter with the purpose of refining the term detection.

With the purpose of refining her education, Maria Amélia moved with her mother in the middle 1840s to Munich, capital of Bavaria, where many of her relatives lived.

Astronomers through the centuries have observed the transit of Venus for the purpose of refining the astronomical unit -- the approximate distance between the earth and the sun -- which is used to measure distances within the solar system.

For the purpose of refining ribotype clusters, we interpreted PFGE patterns differing by <3 bands from each other as possibly being clonally related and sharing a recent enough common ancestor to be grouped together for epidemiologic investigations (27 ).

In our current study, we described a weighted method, which scored each of the genes according to their connections to the cancer-related pathways in the gene-pathway bipartite network, for the purpose of refining the DEG list generated by the statistical methods.