The phrase "aim to vary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention to introduce diversity or change in a particular context, such as activities, methods, or approaches.
Example: "In our training program, we aim to vary the exercises to keep participants engaged and motivated."
Alternatives: "strive to diversify" or "intend to change up".
The most important aspect of design is aimed to vary the engine compression ratio (rc) depending on load, speed, or both.
These libraries aimed to vary the distance and relative orientation between the XynA and XBP, which we reasoned might modulate the communication between the domains [ 25].
While the social media tools and the conditions and outcomes they aim to address vary widely, we used descriptive, qualitative, and mixed methods studies to explore whether there were overlapping characteristics of social media generally that may help to explain their effectiveness or lack thereof.
The aim of this component is to vary the thermal storage capacity as a function of the combinations of solar radiation availability and user thermal/cooling energy demands.
The aim of this study was to vary strongly the oxidation conditions (temperature, NO2, and O2 content) and to study the effect of this on the oxidised species detected in subsequent analysis.
We aim to include therapists who vary in years of clinical experience in manual therapy.
Several known bacterial immune mechanisms, such as R-M [ 55], T-A [ 56], Abi [ 57] and CRISPR-Cas [ 58] systems exist, but any of these mechanisms does not directly aim at varied modified bases in exogenous DNA.
Furthermore, this pattern of results was already expected: serious infractions have much lower prevalence rates than minor infractions (see e.g. Bendixen and Olweus 1999), and it was our aim to develop a scale sufficiently varied, both in terms of the type of behavior, and in terms of its severity, so that it would be able to detect different levels of engagement in deviant activities.
While the technologies are varied, most aim to achieve solubilisation of lignin and/or hemicellulose, reduce cellulose crystallinity, increase biomass surface area and disrupt cell wall component interactions [ 22- 24].
