Sentence examples for critical aim from inspiring English sources

Controlling interactions between cells and engineered materials is a critical aim in biotechnology.

The critical aim of this part of the framework is for executives to explicitly engage B2B and B2C customers in a dialogue about the value proposition.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took critical aim again yesterday at the recently released plans for the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site, saying that a significantly greater portion of whatever is built there should be devoted to housing.

Therefore, efficient determination of meropenem from its impurities became a critical aim of this study, in order to divert meropenem to waste, via a switching valve.

A unique finding of this research is that SMEs experienced many different barriers and motivators while participating in the program, inferring great complexity to achieving the critical aim of reducing carbon emissions.

To serve their critical aim, social theories must (a) represent the world in relation to the interests of the oppressed; (b) enable the oppressed to understand their problems; and (c) be usable by the oppressed to improve their condition.

Mr. Greer said the Noble system undermined two critical aims of public education: preparing children for living in a democracy and learning to live with one another.

Project MacCoy Critical aims to study and to improve training systems using simulation and virtual environments in medical education (obstetrics) and in driving education (novice drivers during the first months of autonomous driving).

Alternative energy development touches several critical aims announced by the Russian government: getting Russia off, as they say in Moscow, "the oil needle"; encouraging the economic development in regions; and developing domestic manufacturing; along with supporting technologies and systems, plus more.

With platforms, a critical strategic aim is strong up-front design that will attract the desired participants, enable the right interactions (so-called core interactions), and encourage ever-more-powerful network effects.

Critical theories aim to empower the oppressed to improve their situation.