Sentence examples for two key purposes from inspiring English sources

For example, a gold layer coated on an Fe3O4 core serves two key purposes [11].

Evaluating participatory decision processes serves two key purposes: validating the usefulness of specific interventions for stakeholders, interveners and funders of conflict management processes, and improving practice.

Dead pedals serve two key purposes: bracing your body in a tight turn and saving your back during highway driving so that your legs (and therefore, back muscles) are balanced in their use.

This genome architecture serves two key purposes.

In particular, phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) is a crucial metabolic enzyme responsible for conversion of dietary phenylalanine to tyrosine, serving two key purposes.

Two key purposes of roadside surveys are to track drinking and driving trends and to evaluate alcohol safety programs (Lange et al. 1999; Lestina et al. 1999).

Having offered those initial comments, Lewis presented at least three key purposes for suffering, the first of which I'll address here: Suffering can lead us to humility.

He added, "Perhaps between high-rollers like the McCourts, the marital finances are like any other business, but to my mind there are countless other marriages where one of the partners to the marriage should be protected," one of the key purposes behind California's community-property laws.

My friend, who is leaving for China the next day, presents me with six keys: the oval one for the street door; the square one for the door to the apartment; a T-shaped key for a bolted heavy wooden door to enter the apartment when the elevator breaks down and I must use the stairs; a small key for the mailbox; and two keys whose purpose continue to elude me.

They argue that holiday breaks with family members will not give carers time off, one of the key purposes of respite care.

Broekman says that the school focuses on developing three key traits: purpose, passion and challenge.