Sentence examples for view to ascertaining from inspiring English sources

He himself had instituted some experiments, mainly with a view to ascertaining preliminary data.

With the view to ascertaining such a hypothesis, a comparative examination was carried out, based on kinetics.

The formation of a plate shaped ω phase in Zr Nb alloy after shock deformation has been studied with a view to ascertaining the nature of this transformation.

The results of the analysis were then correlated with the consumption choices of some products, with a view to ascertaining the link between psychological aspects and consumption behaviour.

This article aims to evaluate the energy cost of the Spanish agri-food (AFS) system in the year 2000 with a view to ascertaining the relative importance of each link in the agri-food chain.

Thus, the aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of oral administration of extracts of Acalypha wilkesiana leaves on some serum parameters that are indicators or risk factors of cardiovascular diseases, with a view to ascertaining its therapeutic benefits, using salt loaded experimental rabbits.

The second section presents a holistic assessment of the RVS machine using an IDEF0 diagram, with a view to ascertain the necessary subsystems which need to be maintained on the machine.

With a view to ascertain the association between tumor differentiation and LFG expression, we sought to characterize LFG levels in the different status of NBL cell differentiation.

Once this is established we will assess the criterion validity of the scale with a view to ascertain the best cut-off points to establish depression, with special emphasis on exploring sex differences.

On the occasion of the European NutritionDay project held in 2012 [ 15], we underwent a thorough nutritional status evaluation of nonselected adult patients in our university hospital, with a view to ascertain those at nutritional risk and the potential contributors to its manifestation.

Especially when patients think: "I have a certain disease" you can come up with concrete facts that the blood is all right so nothing is wrong.' The goal of blood tests in their view was to ascertain a person is healthy, to establish the right diagnosis and to exclude somatic disorders, especially cancer and cardiovascular diseases, before discussing psychological causes.