Sentence examples for context and aim from inspiring English sources

Research works presented in the paper fit within this context and aim to improve the performances and/or the functionalities of mechatronic devices by integrating optimization tools within the preliminary design stage.

Based on the context and aim of the study, aspects of activity theory were chosen to gain a higher understanding of the object under study.

We take advantage of this Japanese context, and aim to estimate a demand function for pneumococcal vaccination with price elasticity and effects of various PR tools on the uptake rate.

For this reason, the outcome of the meta-analysis will need to be interpreted within the specific context and aim of this study, namely to study the general trend of the clinical course of symptoms.

This paper deals with the question of the knowledge necessary to the achievement of simulation in a design context and aims at bringing a global and complementary point of view to the classical approach.

While many applications focused on precision, the application proposed here instead is in an industrial context and aims at detecting a temperature excess as fast as possible to achieve the thermal protection of a logic area of the chip.

Our paper sets in this context and aims at analysing the influence of demographic variables on the farm's decision to adopt rural policies.

Pharmacists checked patients' eligibility and briefly described the context and aims of the study.

Thus, the context and aims of these studies seem to be so remote from ours that we cannot infer any indication of consistency or inconsistency.

For each binding instance, RNAMotifModeler defines a score that evaluates the consensus binding site within an optimal structural context, and aims at searching for an optimal RNA sequence-structural consensus for an RNA binding protein.

To put the P. glauca NAC sequences into a phylogenetic context, and aiming at the identification of CUC orthologues in spruce, the P. glauca mRNA clones were compared to a sub-set of NAC domains in genes from A. thaliana, M. truncatula and P. patens (Supplementary Data Table S1), representing all clades (a h) that had been identified by Shen et al. (2009).