Sentence examples for and aimed to develop from inspiring English sources
We hypothesized that they are well-suited for the design of targeted microbubbles (μBs) and aimed to develop and characterize eGFP- and VCAM-1-targeted μBs.
Therefore, we hypothesized, whether this technology can also be exploited for high-resolution ultrasonography of peripheral nerves and aimed to develop 3D ultrasound volumes (3D-UV) of peripheral nerves for ultrasound simulation.
Tatum took the mentorship of Gambino as a personal project and aimed to develop him into the team's featured back.
In this work, we analyzed stabilization by the amino acid residues of the Sto-RNase HI C-terminus, and aimed to develop a protein stabilization tag.
In the present study, we sought to reveal reliable AD biomarkers by two-dimensional differential gel electrophoresis (2D-DIGE) and aimed to develop a high-throughput, routine-applicable analytical system.
For this purpose, they delivered a battery of instruments to a random sample of 181 psychiatrists and clinical psychologists in North America and aimed to develop a psychometric tool measuring counter-transference reactions toward patients with personality disorders.
They are based on democratic principles of transparency and participation, and aim to develop partnerships and strengthened networks between stakeholders.
ADEREE has replaced the Centre for Renewable Energy Development and aims to develop and promote RE and energy efficiency [15] In 2016, ADEREE was transformed into AMEE, the Moroccan agency for Energy Efficiency, with the goal of focusing only on energy efficiency [16].
This work is precisely motivated by this gap and aims to develop effective methods to support automatic system optimization for MBSE.
TCGA contains somatic mutations, copy number variation, mRNA expression, miRNA expression, protein expression, and histology slides, and aims to develop an integrated landscape of complex molecular network for approximately 7000 human tumors.
Further research will need to focus more deeply on construction-specific job demand factors; explore why women professionals appear to experience more stress than men; and aim to develop reliable early-warning detection techniques for construction professionals.
