The phrase "aimed at lead" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The marketing campaign is aimed at lead generation to increase sales."
Alternatives: "targeting leads" or "focused on leads".
In order to evaluate the suitability of the ChEMBL database as benchmarking data set for virtual screening aiming at lead discovery, the physicochemical property distribution of the ChEMBL compounds was calculated, analyzed, and compared to marketed and investigational drugs from the DrugBank.
Although this subtest measures both RT and MT, the task is performed in a biomechanically complicated fashion that requires the participant to move his/her hand in an arc (i.e. wrist flexion and extension) to aim at LED targets.
Our first estimates of total net benefit induced by reducing exposure to soils and dust in respect of the costs incurred by the decontamination of French houses with lead-based paint highlight that policies aimed at reducing lead exposures had an overall positive societal and economic impact.
In this article we report on the effectiveness of a community-based, culture-specific, controlled trial of intensive peer education aimed at preventing lead burden in children 0-36 mofths of age within a neighborhood with high risk for lead exposure.
Lobello aimed at the lead car and squeezed the trigger.
At the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, for example, a cut of nearly $29 million would include reductions in programs aimed at preventing lead poisoning and controlling pests.
TO many, the word alchemy evokes mysterious processes aimed at turning lead into gold and the pursuit of magical elixirs granting immortality.
We studied a method aimed at improving lead anchoring by developing a self-blocking electrode with a simple placement procedure, in the process creating a 2-stage approach to full percutaneous implantation that allows a long screening period during the first temporary stimulation stage.
Potential beneficiaries of laws aimed at preventing lead poisoning may be families re-gentrifying inner city neighborhoods [ 15] since the demographics of families living in homes with potential lead-poisoning hazards are changing.
