Sentence examples for aims called from inspiring English sources

Many school districts refused to take the approaching exams seriously, recalling that in the early 1990's the state had introduced a precursor to AIMS, called ASAP (Arizona Student Assessment Program), standardized tests that used a common subject like the rain forest as grist for reading, math and writing questions.

And they are documenting their protocol for accessing AIM, called OSCAR.

We show that the automated extraction and mapping of DNA sequences from more than 150 000 OA full-text articles in PubMed Central (PMC) is indeed possible and present a software implementation to achieve this aim called 'text2genome'text2genome

The Triple Aim calls for improving experience of care, improving health of populations, and reducing health care costs.

The overall aim calls for a qualitative approach that encompasses a basic understanding of human interaction and social processes, for example, Grounded Theory (GT).

To achieve this aim, so called enablers for changeability have to be considered already during the design process of single production units within a whole production system.

So in 1994 he teamed with David Bonderman, a founder of private equity's Texas Pacific Group (TPG) on a regionally aimed venture called Newbridge Capital.

At MIT, Bhatia and her students are working to develop synthetic human organs, an aim Tyson called "on the face of it, a little creepy".

This paper aims to call a close multidisciplinary collaboration that promotes engineers to build more sustainable and smart structural systems for bridges in the 21st century.

Brett Kingstone, the CEO of Super Vision, won't elaborate, but Kevin Furry, the president of LED Effects, in Rancho Cordova, California, says that the lawsuit aims to call Color Kinetics' bluff.

The artist aims to call attention to the marine environment partly as a call for better conservation.