Sentence examples for specifically so as to from inspiring English sources

By 2016, 50% of BBC production will be out of London; of which 17% will be from the nations, with 9% from Scotland specifically so as to match its share of the UK's population.

The paper concludes by considering the potential input of participatory approaches, community psychology and change management in the development and implementation of HIV/AIDS interventions specifically so as to reduce potential for conflict.

There is no honour in resigning from a party a few months from a general election, and resigning also as MP specifically so as to trigger a byelection as the only way to usurp the long-standing Ukip member and properly selected candidate from his status.

Following principles of the embodied design framework, we build tools whose operatory function is engineered specifically so as to demand, and therefore cultivate, the development of particular sensorimotor schemes as a condition for masterful control of the environment in accord with task demands.

We use the aldoca promoter to fluorescently label Purkinje neurons specifically so as to target them for whole-cell patch clamp recordings (Tanabe et al., 2010; Takeuchi et al., 2015).

For short-range (less than 5 km) and low frequency (less than 20 GHz) applications, we can assume that the amplitude and phase factors are the same for both polarization channels, since they are specifically designed so as to operate over the same frequency band.

This paper presents the findings from the analysis of selected questions (specifically questions 2,4,6,7,9,11,15,16,17,22,23,26,29, and 31) so as to address the purposes of this paper.

The UAS insertion in the dSir2EP2300 over-expression line is located within the 5' UTR of dSir2, oriented in a direction so as to specifically drive expression of dSir2 and not the adjacent gene dnaJ-H [ 9].

Both melodies were composed specifically by Claire Gérard (Université de Poitiers, France) so as to differ mainly in the direction of their contour; they had very similar spectra, almost identical amplitude envelopes but precisely inverse melodic contours.

Indeed, many laws are specifically written so as to be open-ended.

Russell strongly intimated that it is a part of the very nature of logical analysis that if our pre-analyzed understanding of a certain phenomenon involves the postulation of entities with certain structural or modal properties, one should seek to replace talk of such entities with logical constructions specifically constituted so as to have these features by definition (PLA, 272 79; LA, 326 29).