Sentence examples for aim of narrowing from inspiring English sources

He adds that Asda will never achieve its stated aim of narrowing its price gap with the discounters to just 5%.

In screening of the ligands, the authors developed a superior catalyst 206 bearing bulky substituents at the 3- and 3′-positions of the binaphthol unit, with the aim of narrowing the space around the P-ligated metal center as well as relaying the axial chirality to the reaction site.

DES will aim to narrow the margin of uncertainty down to just 0.01.

As a first step, the Bundeskartellamt says it intends to hold discussions with industry players to gather viewpoints and aim to narrow down the scope of its probe.

In addition, the aim of the narrowing process was to support COSTECH in allocating increased financial resources in such a way that it could show impact of this investment in the medium term.

With its proposed purchase of Packard Bell ,Lenovo aims to narrow the gap with notebook market leader Acer in Europe if Gateway and Acer don't beat it to the punch.

Using this functional information, we aimed to narrow down the number of putative disease genes to a manageable set of promising candidates for mutational screens.

First, by building upon results from Shikano et al. [13], we aimed to narrow down the location of the division between the earlier recognized Eastern and Western lineages, and to see whether there is any overlap in their distributions.

The field of Natural Language Processing (NLP) [ 14] aims to narrow this gap, as it focuses on how machines can understand and manage natural language text to execute useful tasks for end users.

Early broad-spectrum antimicrobial therapy with appropriate diagnostic studies to ascertain causative organisms is well established; there should be reassessment with the aim of using narrow-spectrum antibiotics to prevent the development of antimicrobial resistance, to reduce toxicity and to reduce costs [ 1].

Its new budget aims to narrow its fiscal deficit to 4.7% of GDP, based on an optimistic forecast of revenues.