The phrase "aim relative" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing goals or objectives that are dependent on other factors or comparisons.
Example: "The success of our project will depend on the aim relative to our competitors' performance."
Alternatives: "goal in relation" or "objective compared to".
Whereas individuals merely punt on single shares, institutions aim for relative outperformance against a market index.
To this aim, the relative H concentration, CH = NH/NSi with NSi the atomic density of Si (5 × 1022 cm−3), was calculated from deconvoluted IR spectra in the stretching mode range as described in the 'Methods' section.
Ultimately, the aim of relative effectiveness assessment is "to compare healthcare interventions in practice in order to classify them according to their practical therapeutic value" [ 8].
This might partly be explained by the fact that we were aiming at relative fluid paints.
The average osteotomy should be aimed 30° relative to the tibial axis, in order to exit perpendicularly to the articular surface at the intersection between tibial plafond and articular facet of the medial malleolus.
Although no-contest clauses are usually aimed at relatives, the one in Mrs. Astor's 2002 will specifically refers to any "entity" — clearly meant to dissuade the charities named in the document from challenging it, said Lisa M. Stern, a lawyer with Proskauer Rose in New York.
Ghoodjani and Bolouri (2011) performed an experimental study with an ultimate aim to obtain relative permeability data associated with CO2 oil fluid pair.
The logical response to this was to introduce therapies which increase cardiac output, with the aim to overcome relative hypoperfusion and therefore improve patients' outcomes [35 37].
Other important aim is that relative to the design of control strategies in order to eradicate the persistence of the infection in the host population [2, 5, 11, 12, 17].
