Sentence examples for aim on developing from inspiring English sources

This poses a classic paradox to philosophy and ideologies, as in some cases the individual is praised and philosophies aim on developing the individual to realise their inner goodness and virtue.

Therefore this study aimed on developing a method to display the relationship between damages occurring on structures in service and the resistance against wood-destroying fungi of the material used.

23 With this in mind, a task force was created with the principal aim of developing practical recommendations on key aspects of TES on the basis of the European League Against Rheumatism EULARR) standard operating procedures, 24 and thereby a recommended standardised format for future TES data reporting to achieve greater transparency.

A simple, sensitive and efficient colorimetric assay platform for the determination of Cu2 + was proposed with the aim of developing sensitive detection based on the aggregation of AuNPs in presence of a histamine H2-receptor antagonist (famotidine, FAM) as recognition site.

Previous studies assessing the determinants of physical activity with the aim of developing interventions have focused on individual demographics and psychosocial factors [ 7].

The findings of the thematic analysis were investigated further in the light of psychosocial factors with the aim of developing a theoretical model on music in dementia.

On Thursday, William H. Donaldson, the S.E.C. chairman, announced that his agency, which has been playing catch-up to Mr. Spitzer since the Canary case came to light, is already at work on developing rules aimed at preventing illegal late trades and abusive market-timing activities.

In the Indigenous arena, COAG have focused on developing policy aimed at decreasing existing differences in outcomes between Indigenous and non-indigenous Australians.

(A majority stake in Miraval is owned by former AOL chief Steve Case's Revolution Living, an investment concern focused on developing businesses that aim to keep people healthy and fulfilled).

This article merges findings from two complementary studies (one quantitative, one qualitative) conducted at the Lighthouse in urban Lilongwe, Malawi, with the aim to contribute to the debate on developing strategies to support ART adherence amongst children in resource-poor contexts.

That would tip the balance away from the emphasis on developing nuanced messages aimed at swing voters, who make up 10percentto20percentcent of the electorate, pollsters said.