Sentence examples for aimed at long from inspiring English sources

I've been using Microsoft products since Works, back in the day, and I've got to say that with the slow and steady rise of web-based editors and programs with better workflow and features — some aimed at long form writers rather than "office workers" — have slowly replaced my Microsoft Office mindshare.

The 10 studies (summarized in Table 2) were classified into 2 categories, those aimed at GPs and those aimed at long term care facilities.

A sub category was also identified within the interventions aimed at long term care facilities, those which include education in addition to audit and feedback.

Taken together, these data suggest that Brk-mediated p38 activation is likely a critical node for mammary epithelial cell pro-survival and relevant to early oncogenic signaling; p38 inhibitors may present an opportunity for therapeutic intervention aimed at long term breast cancer prevention and/or increased sensitivity to chemotherapeutic agents.

Where policies have been effectively implemented in psychiatric inpatient facilities, key features include staff education and support, patient preparation, provision of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and an overarching strategy aimed at long term quitting incorporating evidence-based treatment and change in the smoking culture [ 8, 13, 14].

Application of other existing programs aimed at long gap alignment to the same set of contigs from the 1000 Genomes Project revealed a substantially higher SV confirmation rate when using AGE, thereby suggesting its superior performance in determining SV breakpoints (Supplementary Material).

But that money is aimed at long-term reconstruction rather than the government's immediate expenses.

Another provision is aimed at long-distance train routes that have long dragged down Amtrak's profitability.

They were aimed at long-term planning money, unspent summer school money and significant purchasing reductions, school officials said.

The government says its transport policy is aimed at long-term "ecological transition" and encouraging more environment-friendly vehicles.

As a result, strategic deals now tend to be driven by factors aimed at long-term survival.