Sentence examples for aim at linking from inspiring English sources
Tendons aim at linking muscles and skeleton, and have the twofold function of stabilizing joints and transmit muscular forces.
Reports on approaches in regulatory toxicology that aim at linking effect-related testing of xenobiotics with generating information on their mechanism of action.
It also examines the suitability of already existing instruments such as (quantitative) structure-activity relationship ((Q SAR) to obtain information on xenobiotics' mechanisms of action and Reports on approaches in regulatory toxicology that aim at linking effect-related testing of xenobiotics with generating information on their mechanism of action.
Moreover, we aim at linking these mechanisms to phenotypic changes of cells in order to derive hypotheses on the emergence of age-related phenotypes (ARPs) on the population level.
In this work, we aim at linking cellular decisions taking place on a time scale of years to decades with the biochemical dynamics in signal transduction and gene regulation, occuring on a time scale of minutes to hours.
In research that is carried out in our hospital, we aim at linking data from different sources (medical records, records of Child Protective Services and community services, and self-reported data).
Ms. Brown went before the grand jury, and she said that most questions were aimed at linking her to the drug ring.
The trial, in its second week, centers on accusations of the forgery and dissemination of a fake list of names seemingly aimed at linking Mr. Sarkozy to kickbacks.
It aims at linking the illegal settlement with the green line, grabbing more Palestinian land so as to facilitate future annexation".
Hannah Bronfman, seated next to the blogger Susie Bubble, dished on her new beauty app, aimed at linking customers with last-minute service appointments.
C. Wenk, a reader in Alexandria, Va., criticized "an egregious rush to judgment in the Times coverage of the Arizona shooting, specifically aimed at linking the shooting to various conservative or Republican political rhetoric".
