Sentence examples for aim of dealing from inspiring English sources

An on-line design is undertaken with the sole aim of dealing with a reduced state that is, a state which is smaller than the one of the model that correctly describes the system and the problem.

What Can Be Done President Obama hosted a global summit on Countering Violent Extremism (now called "CVE") with the aim of dealing globally with the growing threat extremism poses to all societies and states.

President Obama hosted a global summit on Countering Violent Extremism (now called "CVE") with the aim of dealing globally with the growing threat extremism poses to all societies and states.

The great aim was that of dealing with moral values, institutions, and all social phenomena through the same fundamental methods that could be seen so luminously in such areas as physics and biology.

"This has been painstaking work with the aim of maximising the chances of dealing a big blow to serious criminality and a big blow to environmental vandalism," he said.

In the recent years, researchers aimed to find alternative methods of dealing with infections with biofilm-embedded bacteria, knowing that adherent microbial cells exhibit high antibiotic resistance.

This ambition sits alongside its adaptation strategy, both of which aim to deal with the effects and causes of climate change.

In this article, therefore, we aimed to investigate how different approaches of dealing with non-evaluable results lead to variations in overall diagnostic accuracy values, using a systematically compiled pool of studies of non-invasive coronary CT angiography.

Future trials should also aim to deal with some of the limitations of published studies, in particular by providing data on other important outcomes (physical and cognitive functional capacities, psychological outcomes, and quality of life) and a thorough description of the implementation process.

But there are now a rapidly growing number of mobile health and medical apps that aim to deal with those types of situations.

4. Scotland's sustainable solution for recycling disposable nappies After the success of a kerbside pick-up scheme, two recycling firms aim to deal with the mountain of used nappies.