Sentence examples for aims upon which from inspiring English sources

Refusing to do so on principle is unlikely to serve the common good, or indeed the aims upon which they and their leadership are judged.

Conclusions: This study provides preliminary evidence of factors upon which services aimed at improving perceived QOL of youth with chronic conditions could be based.

The guidelines are not intended to be a rigid protocol, but form a basis upon which to aim for improved standards in the quality of treatment given to affected patients.

TiArA aims to be an integrative platform upon which the user can perform the background subtraction, data normalization, and generate a summary report all in one application for any Affymetrix chip including customized designs.

In the present study, we aimed to establish recommendations and guidelines upon which future investigations of ANS function in cancer could be planned and implemented.

We aimed to design a crisis scenario that provided a platform upon which students can discover the quality, efficiency, urgency, and importance of these skills.

"Our aim is really to build this comprehensive database upon which we can make food indexable, searchable and with all the types of genetic analytics you can run on top of that," Ghorashi told TechCrunch over the phone.

It becomes the pretext upon which new pretenses are built, aiming at the further, if often self-contradictory, refinement of a knowledge that is never, and will probably never be achieved for certain.

A theme is the ambitious idea upon which an author stands when aiming the arrow of plot.

Image acquisition after fraction 11 and fraction 21 of radiotherapy was aimed at identification of a potential imaging timepoint upon which further exploratory studies looking at prognostic value of imaging biomarkers be based upon.

For more than 30 years after Theodoric's birth, the chief aim of the Ostrogoths was to find new land upon which they could settle and live in peace.