Most nutritional (or dietary) interventions are behavioral, ie, advice on a particular diet or on certain dietary changes is given with the aim of changing a subject's dietary intake in a certain way.
Accusations are rife that the government has brought in hundreds of thousands of carefully selected foreigners and fast-tracked their citizenship, with the aim of changing the demographic makeup of the country.
The decision to remove a child is, in my experience, not taken lightly, but made with the aim of changing a child's likely developmental trajectory for the better in the midst of deeply sad family circumstances.
Seriously promoting a process of good transition to a green economy therefore has to involve intervention in the price system, with the deliberate aim of changing the prices charged in the market.
They said the controversy had been expected and was serving their aim of changing the debate from Democratic turf like health care and jobs to Mr. Bush's strongest suit, national security.
He added, "It is not as if we set out with the aim of changing the Taliban regime, but if they remain in the way of achieving our objective -- namely that bin Laden and his associates are yielded up and the terror camps are closed -- then the Taliban themselves become our enemy".
However, a good performance by two other, smaller parties, the Japan Restoration Party (JRP) led by the mayor of Osaka, and Your Party, an up-and-coming urban-oriented party, means that Mr Abe's most closely held personal aim, of changing the post-war constitution laid down by America in 1946, may come into reach.
However, with the aim of changing people's behaviour in daily life, the term global warming might be more efficient.
In this work, the gene encoding glucose oxidase was identified and deleted from A. carbonarius with the aim of changing the carbon flux towards other organic acids.
The general aim of changing the compound class can be extended by simultaneously retaining the orientation of a set of substituents.
