Sentence examples for an alternative aim from inspiring English sources

An alternative aim may be to disrupt the reading frame of dysfunctional proteins when they have a dominant negative effect and their absence may ameliorate disease.

An alternative aim is to eliminate entirely the advantages that family wealth and social status confer on individuals in competitions regulated by formal equality of opportunity.

This new kit, however, is more of an alternative, aimed at those who need a more "lightweight method to build on-the-go products," explains Amazon.

Although GoldenEye is controlled with a pad rather than a light gun, Hollis credited Virtua Cop as an influence on the developers' adoption of features such as gun reloading, position-dependent hit reaction animations, penalties for killing innocent characters, and an alternative aiming system that is activated upon pressing the R button of the Nintendo 64 controller.

An alternative aiming at an easier fabrication process relies on the development of photonic crystal slabs.

A study in different samples of parents and adolescents with asthma using a choice experiment with an alternative design aimed to determine whether preferences varied within groups [ 21].

Based on the results, an alternative design for a cyclone aimed at capturing fine particles (<5 μm) is proposed, specifically, a reduced area at the end of the vortex finder acting as a post vortex finder device.

This paper addresses the potential of a process alternative aimed at improving the efficiency of batch deodorizers, coupling them to a small continuous desorption packed column: the steam exiting the batch deodorizer is fed to the bottom of the column, while the oil contained in the batch vessel is recycled through the top of the column and then returned to the vessel.

The organisation's Zaid Muhammad wants to build an alternative: "Our aim now is to build a generation through non-ideological education.

The company first launched Yahoo Messenger in 1998 as an alternative to AIM.

Motivation (an alternative pedagogical aim) may suffer.