Sentence examples for and aim to define from inspiring English sources

They would seek out patterns and aim to define the real problem at hand.

In this work, we compare both RMQS and Biosoil strategies for a set of measured variables of interest (carbon, potassium and lead contents and pH) and aim to define the minimum number of sites and their best location to establish reliable harmonization functions.

To do so, Weinstock and Manilis will start out by studying the handful of residual lymphoma cells that linger on even after patients go into remission and aim to define what renders these leftover cells resistant to treatment.

The ESP and UK10K cohorts contain individuals with disease and aim to define the relationship between phenotype and genotype, and associate genomic variation with disease risk, therapeutic safety, and efficacy and patient outcomes.

This paper is focused on the design of the heat recovery steam cycle (HRSC), including the heat recovery steam generator (HRSG), and aims to define the optimal steam cycle configurations for plant efficiency and dual-fuel flexibility.

In this study, we assessed the adequacy of CPR attempts guided by the current standards and aimed to define the factors influencing the outcome following in-hospital cardiac arrest.

In this study we tested vitamin D levels sequentially and aimed to define the vitamin D response in septic shock.

This study, which includes patients with inherited, acquired (iatrogenic and variant) and sporadic forms of the disease, is the only large-scale neuropsychological investigation of this patient group ever undertaken and aimed to define a neuropsychological profile of human prion diseases.

This and other studies aim to define the temporal order of activation/repression and the hierarchy of multiple gene expression within the complex symbiotic programme.

In part, this lack may have been due to the design of the survey, which focused on collecting frequency data and did not aim to define the reasons for antibiotic use.

It's one of the many techniques he uses for an aesthetic that he's co-written a set of notes for published on the World Picture Journal, where he and and fellow author Hugh S. Manon aim to "define and theorize" what glitch art is.