Sentence examples for emergence aimed from inspiring English sources

Within the framework of the French program called Emergence aimed at financing high quality solar heating and cooling demonstration projects, a first solar cooling installation was designed in 2011, then installed and monitored since the beginning of 2013.

The 1991 Madrid conference and the 1993 Oslo accords were to some extent responses to its emergence and aimed at killing it in its infancy.

Among such pan-European initiatives is Emergence, which aims to lay stronger foundations for the field in Europe.

Because parasitic pressures in humans (as well as in many other animals) favour the emergence of behaviours aimed at avoiding contagion, for example, xenophobia or a limited propensity for dispersion (Faulkner 2004), they eventually lead to the fractioning of populations into smaller functional groups.

The recent emergence of epigenetic studies aimed at shedding light on the biological mechanisms underlying SZ has provided another layer of information in the investigation of gene and environment interactions.

We hypothesised that the emergence of a culture aimed at productivity and novelty could have affected the use of positive and negative words in scientific reporting and discussion.

Because anthropogenic transport of novel pathogens appears to play a major role in fungal disease emergence, increased global biosecurity aimed at minimizing the spread of invasive pathogens may be among the most effective fungal disease mitigation strategies (3 ).

A resultant shift in research has seen the emergence of studies aiming to elucidate the paracrine mechanisms underlying tissue repair and regeneration with MSCs transplantation.

Even ideas that appeared to be innovations, such as the emergence of Moocs – online courses aimed at unlimited participation – which some critics argue will destroy the traditional university business and teaching model, are in fact part of a long line of innovations in distance learning that universities have absorbed.

High capture costs associated with conventional MEA solvent processes has opened an opportunity for the emergence of many competing technologies aimed at reducing the cost of capture.

This led to the emergence of this study which aimed at assessing whether livestock communities in one of the ASAL areas of Kenya are accessing external assistance and the type of assistance offered.