Sentence examples for aim to articulate the from inspiring English sources
Further studies will aim to articulate the exact mechanism of dysregulation of these developmental genes, characterise the effect of altered expression on osteoblast biology with a view to further characterising these mediators as indices of disease activity, diagnostic markers and therapeutic targets in osteoporosis.
While a UK parliamentary committee is also running a wider enquiry aiming to articulate the impact of fake news.
The second approach, termed the preference-based approach, aims to articulate the inconsistency in a stratified knowledge base from a global perspective.
This paper aims to articulate the development of a rubric for researchers and teachers to use to assess student collaboration, at the individual level, when working in K-12 STEAM activities.
Hence, this article aims to articulate the nature of the activities, materials, and tasks that are harmonious with the givens of the Framework in a way to make practitioners feel comfortable in using them in their foreign language teaching classrooms.
This article aims to articulate the key advocacy activities required to improve the provision of evidence-based secondary prevention including cardiac rehabilitation and multidisciplinary chronic heart failure management services.
This introduction aims to articulate these linkages — highlighting both the common interests of oceanographers and engineers and the diversities in methodologies employed to address these on global to localised scales.
In using the author-function and the genre function as lenses on these pieces, I aim to articulate multiple possible modes of being for scholarly webtexts and their users.
That was my aim -- to articulate the post-cold-war era".
An interior novel that aims somehow to articulate the ineffable, it seems to draw more from Dostoyevsky.
Consequently, in the Logic Cohen aims above all to articulate the twelve different types of foundational judgments that, he thinks, make it possible for mathematical natural scientific theories to represent objects.
