Sentence examples for aim to intensify from inspiring English sources

Growing media or components for potting soil mixes have gained popularity for several decades and have been successfully used in the cut flower industry with aim to intensify the commercial production (Maloupa et al. 1992).

To reduce distant failure risk, clinical trials aim to intensify systemic treatment, at the hazard of increased toxicity and quality of life impairment [ 3– 5].

Before aiming to intensify the development procedure of guidelines, the costs and savings of such a strategy need to be investigated thoroughly and executed when the proceeds of the intervention outweighs the costs of it [ 29, 30].

This paper reports on the EU co-funded research BISTAIRS (brief interventions in the treatment of alcohol use disorders in relevant settings) project, which aims to intensify the implementation of brief alcohol intervention by identifying, systematizing and extending evidence-based good practice across Europe.

Prendergast's aim was to intensify the president's attention on Sudan.

The aim is to intensify pressure on the shrinking havens still held by Taliban and Al Qaeda forces.

With peace talks stalled, mainly over Israel's refusal to halt construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank, their declared aim was to intensify international pressure for a two-state solution.

Extrapolating from his group's mouse data, he said, five grams of dark chocolate daily, or just a sixth of an ounce — about half of one square of a typical chocolate bar — is probably a reasonable human dose if your aim is to intensify the effects of a workout.

Further afield, the region's complicated water politics, where upstream and downstream countries have diametrically opposed needs and aims, threaten to intensify.

Our aim was to study the feasibility of an intensified intravenous CMF (cyclophosphamide, methotrexate and 5-fluorouracil) schedule with the aim to escalate dose intensity (DI).

We further aimed at trying to intensify the value and applicability of Ki-67, p53 and ER immunohistochemistry by producing practical guidelines for their interpretation in the clinical setting.