Sentence examples for aim of in from inspiring English sources

The aim of "in situ tissue regeneration" is to take advantage of the body's own regenerating capacity by utilizing the host's ability to mobilize endogenous stem cells to the site of injury for tissue repair.

Once doping became visible in form of a rider testing positive the case was, if possible (eg. through admittance of obviously back-dated prescriptions) managed away.' Up until 2006-2007 the aim of In Competition Tests was at least partially undermined by a number of deficiencies in the testing process.

With the aim of in vivo estimation of cortical porosity a new ultrasound device was developed, which sequentially measures velocities in 3 different directions (axial = 0° and ±37.5°) using the axial transmission method.

The aim of in vivo study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the mupirocin-in-liposomes-in-hydrogel system as wound dressing as well as compare its effectiveness for a marketed product.

Comparisons of predictions with previously described miRNAs, EST sequences and other genomes were performed with the dual aim of in silico validation and individuation of good candidates for in vitro analysis.

With the aim of in-situ reaction design during LMD processing, a trace of oxygen mixed with the shielding gas was introduced.

Apple is said to be essentially adapting Pandora's business model for use with its own streaming music service in the new report, and to de-emphasize its current iAd aim of in-app display advertising.

The aim of in-patient surveillance was to determine the relative burden of virus-associated pneumonia.

However, the bank is continuing to press on with building its new nine-storey London HQ, with the aim of moving in in 2019.

St. Francis founded his order with the aim of living in evangelical poverty in imitation of Jesus and the Apostles.

Swiss driver Simona De Silvestro has joined Sauber with the aim of racing in Formula 1 in 2015.