Sentence examples similar to aim looking for from inspiring English sources

It's the mirror image of what AIM looks for on the upside.

Community-based interventions for non-attenders could help to increase women's understanding of the purpose of screening, particularly its aim of looking for pre-cancer in asymptomatic women.

Also, there is always a danger that a comparative aim looks more for commonalities and convergences than for divergences.

A damning new report by the Kauffman Foundation, an outfit which promotes entrepreneurship, analysed its venture-capital portfolio and concluded that 62 out of 100 funds failed to exceed the returns offered by the public market.Most venture-capital firms do not head abroad with the sole aim of looking for copycats, but plenty of their investments end up that way.

With the aim of looking for a model of agroecological production, the use of by-products from pyro-bituminous shale as amendment, and its effect on wine amino acids and biogenic amines has been evaluated.

Dr. Michael Meyer, a biologist who heads the Astrobiology Institute, described the proposed study as "pure astronomy," aimed at looking for potential habitable planets, research that fits with the institute's mission.

Apple's EPS guidance for Q4 had been $5.50, but again, the Street was aiming higher, looking for around $7.30 EPS.

Therefore, this study was aimed at looking for the presence of acquired antibiotic resistance traits in commensal bacteria from wildlife living in a setting where such an approach could be applied.

The present report was aimed at looking for the minimal time required by T cells to discriminate between pMHCs bound by their TCR with fairly similar strength.

We're not aimed at people looking for short-term gains.

They aimed at authors looking for someone to edit a manuscript, lay out the book and bring it to market.