Sentence examples for aimed at substituting from inspiring English sources

Last year Iranian authorities said they had completed the initial phases of a national internet, a countrywide network aimed at substituting services run through the world wide web.

Tests for a countrywide network aimed at substituting services run through the world wide web have been carried out by Iran's ministry of information and communication technology, according to a newspaper report.

Novel subunit vaccine candidates aimed at boosting previous BCG-prime vaccination and novel viable attenuated vaccine candidates aimed at substituting BCG have both completed the preclinical stage.

It is important to note that these materials were the results of experiments aimed at substituting or improving certain existing products, as highlighted in some of the labels (e.g. P.22).

Cys was generated as part of our site-directed mutagenesis aimed at substituting the last three TMD Cys (see above).

To address those questions, we hypothesized that AhR overexpression occurs in cells experiencing deficiencies in normally required estrogen receptor (ER) signaling, and the basic role of AhR in such cases is to guide the affected cells to develop orchestrated cellular changes aimed at substituting the normal functions of ER.

Thus, while human-factors engineering aims at substituting scientific method for guesswork, its specific techniques are usually empirical rather than theoretical.

Brown is working on a separate project aimed at creating meat substitutes -- and eventually dairy and other products -- using plant materials.

In view of these facts and continuation to our earlier reported triazoloquinazolines researches [1, 9 12], we aimed at synthesis of various substituted 1,2,4-triazolo[1,5-a]quinazolines and evaluation their biological effects on heart rate and blood pressure.

This suggests that love stories are aimed at women, and if you substitute romance for love it's probably true.

Bone defects are usually treated with local or free flaps, bone transport, or, more often, with local application of antibiotic-loaded polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) beads, bone grafts or bone substitutes, aimed at filling the dead space while delivering antibacterial compounds locally [ 5- 9].