Sentence examples for aimed to explicate from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to explicate the meaning of altruism through the study of four Southern Baptist nurse missionaries.

Given regional variability and minimal improvement in infant mortality rates in Pakistan, this study aimed to explicate sociocultural influences impacting mothers' efforts to maintain or improve newborn health.

It is Mr. Ferguson's belief that "behind each great historical phenomenon there lies a financial secret," and much of this volume aims to explicate that argument.

This paper aims to explicate the metacognitive reading strategies employed by a group of EFL undergraduates when reading academic texts at a public university.

Therefore, as part of the working group's objectives, this article aims to explicate the ESR's position on the establishment and development of imaging biobanks.

In the following, I aim to explicate some of the most typical and relevant characteristics of the input output view to provide a contrast with a coordination view.

Therefore, instead of promoting random and embellished conclusions (as is often the case when certain assessments are cherry picked to fit a respective view), the methodology in this study aims to explicate its results.

Methodological approaches are described that aim to explicate the decision making and reasoning skills of subjects as they perform activities involving the processing of complex information.

With the broad brush aim to explicate the burden of and care for MuBoJo conditions in Shoshong, we drew on theoretical perspectives from medical anthropology, sociology and transcultural psychology.

The Barren Tautology Argument fails against other theories whose aim is to explicate the appeal of goodness rather than to advocate the pursuit of some alleged good thing.

Schmitt therefore aimed to assess the chances for the emergence of a new global order analogous in structure to ius publicum Europaeum and he made an attempt, in The Nomos of the Earth, to explicate the presuppositions of the kind of international order exemplified by ius publicum Europaeum.