Sentence examples for aimed I from inspiring English sources

Using an fMRI design in healthy participants, we aimed: (i) to investigate the pattern of brain activations sustaining the autobiographical and the semantic aspects of knowledge about famous persons.

With a view to advancing groundwater protection, this study aimed (i) to quantify the strength of macropore flow in four representative natural grassland soils on the Swiss plateau, and (ii) to define the parameters that significantly control macropore flow in grassland soil.

Since alterations in the levels of the cytokines interleukin (IL -6, IL -6 IL-80, tumour necrosis factor (TNF)-α and interferon (IFN)-γ are associatumourth pregnecrosismplications and necrotizing enterocolitis, this study aimed: (i) to determine their involvement in the pathophysiology ofactorand (ii) TNF -αnTNF -αheir role andamninterferond markers of thIFN -γdIFN -γ

This ecological study aimed i) to quantify the association of age and gender with the three components of pedestrians' death rates after a pedestrian-vehicle crash: exposure, risk of crash and fatality, and ii) to determine the contribution of each component to differences in death rates according to age and gender in Spain.

Our study aimed: (i) to understand the mechanisms that lead to the formation of the silk balls, (ii) to study the dynamics of balls' formation, and finally (iii) to characterize the balls' content.

This study aimed (i) at understanding the development of successive cambia by giving a three-dimensional description of the hydraulic architecture of Avicennia and (ii) at unveiling the possible adaptive nature of growth by successive cambia through a study of the ecological distribution of plant species with concentric internal phloem.

However, there was no direct proof of a protein interaction with or close to the aimed I-PpoI recognition sites.

Ready, fire, aim, I say.

"Well, you know Mistress is athletic, so let's see how well I aim," I say.

"I aim when I go up to the free-throw line now," he said then.

These meetings often had a rather routine character and the aim, i.e. debriefing patients, was mostly not explicitly stated.