Sentence examples for aim of differentiating from inspiring English sources
They emphasise transparency, with the aim of differentiating respectable companies from domestic or international "mavericks".
We have selected a set of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with the specific aim of differentiating European and South Asian ancestries.
With the aim of differentiating between benign (BPE) and malignant (MPE) pleural effusions, several tumor markers have been assayed in the pleural fluid and the majority of studies focus on pleural carcinoembryonic antigen (p-CEA).
Annealing in these different atmospheres was performed with the aim of differentiating between the influences of oxygen vacancies and Zn-related defects [27, 28] on BHJ cell performance.
Inzerilli et al. [25] report the results of the SATIP6 European project, describing a QoS architecture for DVB-RCS with the aim of differentiating IP flows to optimize resource utilization.
This month local Uber app-based rival (and U.K. startup) Hailo handed back its PHV licence to return to being a black cab only ride-hailing service — with the aim of differentiating vs Uber et al by positioning itself as a premium alternative.
The majority of native Amerindian people are assigned to haplogroup Q and only a small percentage belongs to haplogroup C. With the aim of further differentiating the major Q lineages and thus obtaining new insights into the population history of South America, two individuals, both belonging to the sub-haplogroup Q-M3, were analyzed with next-generation sequencing.
We aim to differentiate the mechanisms of action of regulatory T cell suppressive function.
The new Reddit mobile application offers a number of key features that aim to differentiate it from the wide range of clients now on the market.
The new Reddit mobile application offers a number of key features that aim to differentiate it from the wide range of clients now on the market.
Our study was aimed to present a reliable SD-OCT assisted method of differentiating retinal arteries from veins.
