Sentence examples for the aim of choosing from inspiring English sources
The aim of choosing the periods before and after 1980 has a special meaning in Turkey's economic, politic and social life.
Exploiting the low computational effort requested by the ANN-based models, a demonstrative optimization study has been finally carried out, with the aim of choosing among different smoothing strategies for the standard ITER plasma operation.
In this regard, several cost-effectiveness and cost-utility analyses have been conducted over the last 20 years, in Europe, with the aim of choosing the best treatment options for patients, without losing important financial resources [5, 6].
The classification algorithms were evaluated on three training sets: one built for Android, another one built for Swing, and both together with the aim of choosing which alternative has the best performance.
Instead, participants are judged based on their looks and fashion sense, with the aim of "choosing the most beautiful, sexy and charming djane," according to the website.
To study APACHE II and Acute Tubular Necrosis Individual Severity Score (ATN-ISS) discrimination and calibration with the aim of choosing the prognostic rate for patients in dialytic acute renal failure (ARF), for routine use in our intensive care unit (ICU).
The 3FTx candidates were selected based on the abundance of each transcript, with aim of choosing the toxins that would be abundant in the venom.
The purpose of the research is to come to a common approach for understanding the theoretical properties of the two alternatives with the twin aims of choosing which provides the best explanation of current experimental data (which may not, by itself, distinguish beween the two alternatives) and suggesting future experiments to distinguish beween the two alternatives.
The aim of the chosen times and temperatures was to determine the quality effect of transport at optimal and suboptimal temperatures.
The aims of the chosen acid treatment are disaggregation of nanotube bundles, dissolution of the catalysts, and the removal of by-products (e.g amorphous carbon).
The aim of identification is to choose one of many speakers based on a speech signal, whereas verification is the process of determination whether assigned speaker was chosen correctly.
