Sentence examples for conducted aimed at from inspiring English sources

"Massive environmental studies were conducted, aimed at the native plants, wildlife, soil and climate," The Ventura County Star reported in 2003.

In recent years, two international round robin exercises have been conducted aimed at predicting the capacity of lined and unlined pre-stressed concrete containments used in nuclear industry.

In this paper, a numerical investigation, supported by experiments, is conducted aimed at deriving appropriate relations for the in-plane/out-of-plane capacity interaction in unreinforced brick walls.

Study conducted aimed at understanding the effect of various wrapping configurations, i.e. full and strip wrapping technique, for shear strengthening purpose and also aimed to understand the different load deflection behaviour displayed by the different types of FRPs and the failure modes that the strengthened beams underwent.

In response to a previous investigation on the influence of specimen pre-shear and wrinkling on the accuracy of uniaxial bias extension test results (Alsayednoor et al. [1]), numerical and experimental investigations have been conducted, aimed at evaluating the use of transparent anti-wrinkle plates to mitigate errors due to wrinkling of engineering fabrics.

Numerous studies have been conducted, aimed at observing the expression of the molecule HLA-G in the early stage of infection by HIV and its progression.

Basic research is conducted aiming at improving crucial MEMS technologies required for the propulsion system.

As part of that programme, a project was conducted aiming at the mapping of C sequestration at the regional scale.

Based on this logic, fruitful exploratory and explanatory studies have been conducted, aiming at enhancing the design performance.

Furthermore, an electrochemical study was conducted aiming at verifying the importance of the use of hemin complex and graphene oxide in the construction of the sensor.

Wind tunnel experiments have been conducted aiming at establishing the characteristics of the galloping motion of elliptical cross-section bodies when subjected to a uniform flow, the angles of attack ranging from 0° to 90°.