Sentence examples for purposes of relatively from inspiring English sources

The ventral stream may be engaged in constructing a model of the world within an allocentric reference frame, in which object identities and spatial relationships are encoded for purposes of relatively abstract, goal-directed planning.

Their work can surely be built upon for the purposes of relatively more academic conferences.

Just because civil marriage is a strong measure of secularization, it has the limitation for our purposes of being relatively uncommon among the oldest cohorts.

Soil bentonite slurry-trench cutoff walls using backfill consisting of on-site sandy soil and Na-bentonite arextensivelyly used as engineering barriers for the purpose of achieving relatively low hydraulic conductivity.

In essence, the purpose of the relatively tiny tripwire force is to die gloriously and call for their brethren to come and avenge their deaths.

However, the purpose of the relatively high CENP-A mRNA levels in hESCs is unclear.

Given the multiple purposes of assessment, the relatively large spectrum of unspecified health problems presenting to general practice [ 6], and the often highly time-constrained setting [ 7], which questions and assessments are most useful remains unclear.

For this purpose, limestone, which is of relatively low strength, is used as aggregate in porous asphalt mixture for experimental study, and the feasibility of limestone used in porous asphalt is also analyzed and verified.

Generally this is inadequate, in [33, 34] the 6 degrees-of-freedom of the jaw are examined in detail, but for our purposes where only speech movements of relatively low amplitude are being synthesised a single degree-of-freedom has been found to be adequate (i.e., the join between the synthesis results and the jaw model is not noticeable).

There is already a debate about whether cash transfers – rather than service delivery – is a big new idea for the purposes of promoting development in relatively stable but poor countries.

The only data that was routinely utilized in primary care organisation for the purposes of governance was the (relatively easily collected in UK primary care) prescribing data which was subject to scrutiny by the prescribing advisors at the Primary Care Trusts (see below).