Sentence examples for a given aim from inspiring English sources

The ultimate clinical features, disease course, and response to therapy in a given AIM patient may be linked to the particular set of associated autoantibodies.

Patterson et al. (2004) suggested a Bayesian likelihood ratio test, comparing the likelihood under the alternative hypothesis (a given AIM locus is associated with the trait) vs. the one under the null hypothesis, for cases and controls respectively.

The local ancestry is defined as the number of alleles from the high-risk ancestral population, for example, 0, 1, or 2 alleles from African ancestry at a given AIM locus.

Relative timing of a given aiming movement (between two targets) was expressed as proportion of the total movement time.

Postoperative hyperdynamic therapy was given, aiming at a central venous pressure or a mean right atrial pressure of 100-150 mmHg, a mean arterial pressure of 100-120 mmHg and a hematocrit of 36-40% from day 3. Intravenous nicardipine hydrochloride 60-800 mg/day) was given from day 1, and angiography was undertaken to monitor the occurrence of vasospasms from days 5-7 of hospitalization.

It said in a statement: "Even though Wicked Pictures is condoms-mandatory, we have postponed our upcoming productions to give AIM a chance to create a comprehensive quarantine list.

If negative criticism is warranted (and justified in the presentation of the criticism) and positive criticism is difficult to give, aim for a consequently justified but unbiased criticism.

Plant-breeding-related companies are already looking at the effects of up- and downregulating all transcription factors in a given genome, aiming to learn more about the target genes of different transcription factors and producing a super-domesticate (Doebley et al., 2006), perhaps with more success than gene mutation as a source of Dobzhansky's 'hopeful monsters'.

More complex interventions would require changes in the organization of a given business, aiming to facilitate entrepreneurs to engage in more transformative activities and/or to be integrated into value chains.

Because, for a given study, aims and circumstances can vary widely, we have sought to avoid a prescriptive approach to the process of methods selection.

Such results do not mean that one should discourage the woman from participation in an existing screening programme in a given country aiming at average risk group; rather they indicate that the man should be specifically encouraged to be screened, because the likelihood of detecting advanced neoplasia in his colorectum is almost twice that of the average screening population.