Sentence examples for aim of delaying from inspiring English sources

Sky and Virgin have achieved their aim of delaying the free-to-air competition.

UK guidelines for the sustainable control of parasites in sheep (SCOPS) were formulated with the primary aim of delaying development of anthelmintic resistance (AR) on UK sheep farms.

These were initially used for individuals experiencing on-off fluctuations and dyskinesias as a complementary therapy to levodopa; they are now mainly used on their own as an initial therapy for motor symptoms with the aim of delaying motor complications.

Flu response centres were set-up with the aim of delaying onward transmission of the virus.

Papers that highlighted pain as a diagnostic feature of disease with the aim of delaying or preventing death were excluded.

A relatively low concentration of nocodazole was used in these experiments with the aim of delaying mitosis without inducing extensive mitotic cell death.

Guideline based interventions for dementia care are recommended by many professional organisations, although it is often not clear who should carry out these interventions. 2 Care plan models or guidelines often have the stated aims of delaying disease progression and functional decline, improving quality of life, controlling symptoms, and providing comfort.

Current nonpharmacological therapies include rehabilitation, ventilator assistance, and nutritional supplements, all of which aim to delay the onset of the disease and relieve its symptoms.

This research aimed to investigate the influence of delaying addition time of laboratory prepared sulphonate melamine formaldehyde (SMF) superplasticizer on the physico-mechanical characteristics and durability of cement pastes subjected to elevated temperature up to 800 °C, or immersed in 4% MgSO4 and 4% MgCl2.

This paper further aims to describe the possibility of delaying systemic therapy within this patient group.

Treatment of NSCLC aims to delay progression of the tumor cells as long as possible, to increase survival time as much as possible, to reduce tumor-related symptoms and ultimately to maintain the patients' quality of life or even improve it [ 10, 20– 20].