Sentence examples for aim to trace from inspiring English sources

We also aim to trace ontological shifts in using video clips to teach science.

With the aim to trace the provenance of coinage through variations in isotopic abundances, silver, copper, and lead isotopes were measured in 91 coins from the East Mediterranean Antiquity and Roman world, medieval western Europe, sixteenth to eighteenth century Spain, Mexico, and the Andes [123].

Here we aim to trace the native provenance of the invasive tree Acacia pycnantha by comparing the genetic diversity and structure between populations in the native Australian range and the invasive range in South Africa.

The genome-scale avian species tree [ 17] was used to perform the site and branch-specific selection analysis because we aim to trace gene evolution within a framework of species evolution and to eliminate possible confounding effects of gene tree phylogeny variation or error.

This paper aims to trace down the origins of radical inventions.

Called War and Medicine, it aims to trace the history of this odd couple since the Crimean war.

The group then examines who worked on the merger, aiming to trace whether lawyers and bankers carry even minor connections to the traders.

It, too, through its tumbled shards of memory and observation, its layers of physical ritual and speech, aims to trace the fates and desires of men and women.

The paper aims to trace the changing built form in a small settlement of West Bengal and the resultant loss of climate responsive and socially interactive spaces.

The present study aims to trace the relative sustainability status of 39 world cities included in the so-called Global City Power Index (GPCI) of the Mori Memorial Foundation in Japan.

Information about her life is now being recorded in extraordinary detail in an online project, called Dogslife, which aims to trace the environmental roots of illnesses in the labrador retriever – and a lot more.