Sentence examples for associated aims from inspiring English sources

The first reason for the students' success lies in the clarity of both their immediate aim and its links to a broad range of closely associated aims.

Associated aims are to reduce the need for blood transfusions and to ameliorate anaemia-related symptoms such as fatigue and, in older patients, dyspnoea and angina (Pastores et al, 2004).

To sell the scheme to a sceptical public, the authorities have garbed it in green, with an associated programme aimed at regenerating 150,000 acres of wetlands and marshes.

Intended to challenge stereotypes about disability, the Paralympics may also be altering some reflex prejudices about Channel 4. When the broadcaster dropped Big Brother two years ago, one of the reasons was clearly a concern that a network launched in 1982 with a remit to lift British TV's intellectual and artistic ambitions had become associated with aiming low.

In this study, a high density SNP linkage map was constructed for kelp by sequencing Taq I associated DNA, aiming to provide kelp studies an important tool.

By implementing a new definition of QTL haplotypes, where SNPs are included if they are highly associated, we aim to increase the probability of discovering markers linked to QTL.

Kaplan didn't seem especially troubled that he had become, in his old age, exactly the sort of turncoat that he and his associates aimed to kill.

Contextual strands (living-world, physical-world, material-world, and planet earth and beyond) support achievement aims defined in the Nature of Science strand alongside aims associated with understanding of scientific concepts (MoE 2007).

But most important are the colonialist and economic aims associated with this early nineteenth-century "voyage of discovery".

Understanding autonomy as choice and noninterference is strongly associated with the aims of market liberalism.

We omitted the subscale 'Analyses of emotions' (5 items), because this dimension was not directly associated with the aims of the treatment.