Sentence examples for aiming to interrupt from inspiring English sources
Another important program, known as Oportunidades (presently PROSPERA) is a conditional cash transfer scheme for poor households aiming to interrupt inter-generational transmission of poverty.
Oxford University and the company Tekmira hope to establish a further study of a potential treatment which aims to interrupt the genetic code of the virus called TKM-Ebola.
UNICEF and its partner, the NGO Groupe One, aim to interrupt the destructive chain by creating income generating activities.
In Brazil, recent epidemiological data on S. mansoni point to an increase in ALEs, and the current proposal aims to interrupt the transmission of this helminth (Ordinance number 2,556 of 28 October 2011).
Treatment strategies that aim to interrupt the IL-1β molecular pathway will theoretically reduce the inflammation and pain experienced by patients during flares of gouty arthritis, and clinically, this treatment approach has shown considerable early promise.
Lymphatic filariasis (LF) is a deforming and disabling neglected tropical disease (NTD) that has been targeted for elimination by the year 2020. 1 The Global Program to Eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis (GPELF) aims to interrupt transmission of the nematode worms that cause LF using periodic, repeated mass drug administration (MDA) of antifilarial medications to entire at-risk populations.
We assume the attackers might report false events with the aim to interrupt the functionalities by trustable nodes.
On Thursday night Mr. Louris occasionally interrupted songs with squally guitar solos, aiming to create an atmosphere of hazy bliss but conjuring only haze.
Many behavioral therapies aim to train addicts to interrupt the unconscious reactions that drag them back to their substance of choice.
Malaria control aims to reduce or to interrupt transmission, either by attacking the parasite in the human host, or by attacking the mosquito vector at its various stages.
Most early programmes did not clearly define whether their main aim was to interrupt transmission or to control disease.
