Sentence examples for concept we aimed from inspiring English sources
Here, as a proof of concept, we aimed to take advantage of an original coevolution method recently developed to shed light on the HCV fusion mechanism.
Because the visual examination of temperature patterns to predict sepsis is a new concept, we aimed to make our septic and control groups as homogeneous as possible to best identify potential differences.
With this concept, we aim to take one step closer to more efficient FE analyses of progressive laminate failure, since only one shell element through the thickness is required, and where arbitrary inter- and intralaminar crack propagation are accounted for only in areas where it is needed.
According to our concept we aim for identifying O 3 M := f(g i ) out of G, where such g i constitute a molecular process p i seeing contributions from both species.
With respect to the internal structure of concepts we aim to characterize not only form and function but also modalities and other attributes of conceptual entities.
Within this context, we used the following steps to define relevant nodes in the concept network we aimed at visualizing for plant invasion.
For this technical proof of concept study we aimed at resequencing a set of genes known to be mutated in cancer samples.
As this review is narrative, we only included studies that were found to be of interest in supporting the concepts that we aim to transmit.
Primarily, existing analysis/condition reports from past campaigns that were conducted by the 'Photonic for Cultural Heritage' laboratory of IESL-FORTH were studied in order to identify the terms and concepts that we aim to document in the thesaurus.
Although the concepts that we aim to cover are likely relevant to all forms of cell death and to the treatment of many diseases, we will focus largely on apoptosis in cancer, a context in which cell death has been heavily studied using a systems biology approach.
In selecting the concepts to be normed, we aimed to replicate the McRae norms as much as possible, and so we included all concepts from that set that were applicable to a British English environment (n = 490/541).
