Sentence examples for aim in principle from inspiring English sources

Conventional approaches consisting of two steps (i.e., data normalization and gene ranking) cannot accomplish this aim in principle.

These are laudable aims in principle; but consumerist demands are one of the reasons the health service faces increasing pressures.

It should in principle be straightforward to design NMR screens aiming to find molecules disrupting these interactions.

The GHG inventories reported under the UNFCCC should, in principle, aim to reflect "what the atmosphere sees" in managed lands, within the limits given by the method used and the data available.

Other resources, like for instance MicrobesOnline [ 15], in principle aim to offer a platform that is inclusive, i.e. that includes both calculation and visualization.

The main aim in identifying appropriate principles and previously proved theorems is to reduce the problem set to a number of simpler problems which either have already been solved or can more easily be solved, so that transformation and resolution are also involved.

Most respondents drew no distinction between the aims of the EWTD in principle, and its implementation in practice; however, a few trainees distinguished the Directive per se from specific working patterns adopted locally in order to achieve compliance (see comment F123 in the online supplementary file).

The discussions have been extended until the end of June after the failure of Iran and six world powers to achieve a breakthrough in Vienna, with the aim of reaching an agreement in principle by March.

An agreement in principle would aim to lay out the basic trade-offs that have been agreed on the core issues, with precise language left to be written by lower level officials later in May, said Lori Wallach, director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch.

"Our aim was to show that in principle this can be done," Te Riele says.

In principle, the aim of every public policy is coherence and effectiveness.