Therefore, more aggressive clinical treatment needs to be applied, if there is a curative aim, in the form of radical surgery or radiotherapy plus adjuvant treatment (Skinner et al, 1991).
The aim of the new forms of insulin is to make life easier.
Making money has always been the main aim of the company formed in 1911 by the merger of three small producers of mechanical accounting machines, scales and time recorders, and renamed International Business Machines 13 years later.
The aim of the partnership formed at the Special Session is to change the world for children and ensure that every child, without exception, is assured the right to dignity, security and self-fulfillment.
Finland also used to be a dissident in resisting the managerialistic idea advocated by the WHO Regional Office for Europe to manage health promotion policy by setting the policy aims in the form of numerical health improvement targets [ 38].
With Brazil in the third year of a debilitating recession, Temer made economic recovery the principle aim of the government he formed when the leftist president Dilma Rousseff was suspended for an impeachment trial.
We initially synthesised 6-substituted 3-amino-1,2,4-triazines 3-amino-1,2,4-triazines 3-amino-1,2,4-triazines 3-amino-1,2,4-triazines 5a amide bond coupling.
On a higher level, our work emphasizes the interplay between geometry, optimization, statics, and manufacturing, with the overall aim of combining form, function and fabrication into novel integrated design tools.
The guiding aim of the founders was to form a company they themselves would like to work in: focusing on doing good work on interesting projects, and minimizing unnecessary office bureaucracy.
The Tour organiser, Christian Prudhomme, said his objective was a "more open, less controlled race, with the aim of rediscovering a form of cycling in the spirit of the five-time Tour winner Bernard Hinault, who will be absent from the race in either an official or competitive role for the first time in more than 40 years as he has retired.
The researchers apparently aim at maintaining the "form" of articles in printed media [GER].
