Sentence examples for aiming at explaining from inspiring English sources

We make this database freely available to the community in order to provide foundational information for studies aiming at explaining relationships between landscape pattern and ecological process and between the process and patterns and their controlling factors.

The interest that arose not only from the work of Schumpeter (19501983) on the role of innovation in economic dynamism but also from that of Solow (1957) on residual technical progress and economic growth gave birth to a new analysis aiming at explaining the origin of innovation and of knowledge.

Theories aiming at explaining the evolution of masting have emphasized its role as a mechanism for predator satiation and increased pollination efficiency in wind-pollinated species [1].

Such studies, aiming at explaining the mechanism of the interaction between the extracts and a biological system at the molecular and cell levels were not conducted before.

THE stream of business books aimed at explaining the financial excesses of recent years continues unabated.

"It's aimed at explaining and putting in context what is largely inexplicable".

The half-hour call, announced only an hour prior, was aimed at explaining how JPMorgan could justify buying its 85-year-old rival at a 93percentt discount.

With Turner back at home to reflect on a "truly awful interview", the inevitable happened: the distressed PR, fearing the worst (no space! hostile headlines! bad publicity!) sent emails aimed at explaining away Ifans's behaviour.

Ms Clinton, who is publicising her new book aimed at explaining global issues to young people, It's Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired and Get Going!, described her mother as her "hero" during the Today interview, adding that her own 11-month old daughter, Charlotte, has been Hillary's inspiration during the campaign.

The model aims at explaining a shop's retention rate at increasing distances.

The hedonic regression methodology is aimed at explaining price variations by the change in product characteristics.