Sentence examples for cases aim from inspiring English sources

The use cases aim to demonstrate the operation of groups of users belonging to different VNOs in the same infrastructure, differentiated by different SLAs.

The examined cases aim at demonstrating the accuracy of the proposed method in computing the exact Hessian matrix as well as the efficiency of the exact Newton method as an optimization tool in aerodynamic design.

These cases aim to direct physicians' attention and keep them alert, while treating this subgroup of at risk patients.

Even when prescribed, many LTC physicians are uncertain about the appropriate intensity of warfarin and in some cases aim for a subtherapeutic target [ 17, 18].

Several and probably less characterized therapies, as additive to or alternative to conventional therapies, in milder cases, aim to modulate gut microbiota, directly or indirectly.

In an article in the Telegraph, he accuses pressure groups and law firms of profiting from legal cases aimed at blocking government decisions.

People are often mistaken about what will achieve those results, and, in some cases, aiming at pleasure is actually counterproductive (the so-called paradox of hedonism).

There have been recent high profile legal cases aimed at doctors who have failed to notify relatives of DNAR orders, such as that of Janet Tracey at Addenbrooke's hospital in 2011.

But the trial is the latest in a series of cases aimed at some of the world's biggest oil companies, asserting misdeeds in developing countries where they were once seen as unassailable.

The WRU is understood to be ready to offer better terms in some cases, aiming to recoup some of the outlay by sub-contracting the players to the regions or clubs in England for part of the season.

The government's decision to drop the Moonen case follows a series of failures by prosecutors around the country in cases aimed at former personnel of Blackwater, which is now known as Xe Services.