Sentence examples for aim at relating from inspiring English sources

Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) process and equipment models aim at relating set macroscopic process conditions (such as the used gases and their respective flowrates, the operating pressure and temperature) to macroscopic and microscopic film properties (such as thickness uniformity, conformality, crystallinity and morphology, and chemical composition and purity).

Second, Jungian analysis is essentially aimed at relating myth to the individual psyche, whereas myth is above all a social phenomenon, embedded in society and requiring explanation with reference to social structures and social functions.

This work aims at relating the heating consumption of the buildings with their shape.

This work reports on Monte-Carlo simulations of the ODHP over VMgO catalysts, aimed at relating the main experimental insights obtained previously on the catalytic reaction to a theoretical description of the working catalyst.

In the last part of this study we aimed at relating the position of V3 loop sequences in sequence space to the CD4+ T-cell count.

The improvement of location estimation will enable further research aimed at relating fisheries management to that of other marine species and processes.

To investigate whether other cellular targets may be responsible for C. parvum's hypersensitivity to solar UV, we undertook a further series of outdoor microcosm experiments aimed at relating the reductions witnessed in oocyst infectivity induced by solar radiation with parameters relating to regulated exocytosis.

The results of epidemiological studies aimed at relating the occurrence of erosion lesions with known aetiological factors, are somewhat unclear, and in some cases controversial.

Recently, we have conducted several studies aimed at relating the "macroscopic" type of constraints described here to neural activities recorded in cortical areas involved in motor and visuo-motor representations (Polyakov et al. 2001).

This interdependence of lower socioeconomic status and elevated metal levels often complicates interpretation of etiologic studies aimed at relating such exposure to chronic diseases that are also common in these populations.

In the same samples, LINE-1 showed global hypermethylation with age, while another study, aimed at relating numerous variables with sperm DNA methylation [ 128], did not show age-dependent changes in LINE-1, Alu, and Satα methylation level, probably because of the narrow age contrast of studied populations.