Sentence examples for aiming to either from inspiring English sources

Most of interventions available for people with dementia are of pharmacological nature, aiming to either relieve symptomatic aspects of the condition, or delay the process of cognitive deterioration [6].

Thus, there is strong rationale for therapeutic strategies aiming to either inhibit the β-AR system or to restore its physiological sensitivity in heart failure.

Two different age groups of C57BL/6.NOD- Aec1Aec2 mice were used to take advantage of the pre-disease and clinical disease stages of the animal [ 24] for the IL-27 gene therapy, thereby aiming to either prevent the onset of the disease or reverse the disease phenotype of SjS (6-week-old mice for pre-disease stage and 14-week-old mice for clinical disease stage, respectively).

Then, aim to either prove or disprove this theory.

At the meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites) later this month, proposals and counter-proposals aim to either create a blanket global ban on almost any ivory trade or open up controlled sales from some southern African countries.

Gene therapy aims to either synthesize desired proteins (DNA delivery) or suppress expression of endogenous genes (siRNA delivery).

The startup also has 6,630 businesses using its online cash register, Cashier Live, which the new iPhone aims to either supplement or replace.

Oracle, by pushing a half-price Red Hat clone, aims to either steal Red Hat customers or hurt Red Hat's business by enabling its customers to haggle for better prices.

It is a retrospective scoping approach, applicable to projects which aim to either "monitor" the status quo of a region's existing bioenergy production (e.g., retrospective, attributional LCI [29]), or which aim to explore different options for improving the burdens relating to the existing regional bioenergy production "micro change" (e.g., system expansion through substitution [29]).

It had previously run a campaign called "Keep Mir Alive", which aimed to either secure the continued operation of Mir, or to have it placed into a higher orbit, allowing it to be stored until its operation became viable.

The centerline guns used pivoting carriages that could be rotated 360 degrees and aimed to either side of the ship, similar to the main guns of the dreadnought battleships of the 20th century.