Sentence examples for evidence aimed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Martin's proposal would presumably include new evidence aimed at fending off similar legal challenges.
At the White House, meanwhile, the interrogators had been demanding that the two detainees reveal "evidence" aimed against Chubais and Prime Minister Chernomyrdin.
Can the authors provide some experimental evidence aimed at disentangling the contributions of the two cells?
In our literature searches, we found little reported evidence aimed specifically at describing the complicated affiliations and expectations involved in GHEs.
The strongest experimental evidence aimed at defining cellular targets for inflammation in SpA was found in the TNFΔARE mouse model, characterised by a 69-base pair deletion of the tumour necrosis factor (TNF) AU-rich elements (AREs) from the mouse genome.
Such evidence aims to help practitioners to better understand RA-related practices and, then, to identify the current challenges to improve these practices in their organization.
With the objective of contributing to the development of future rail systems, this research, which is based on more current transport statistical evidence, aims to address this gap and to forecast rail freight volume to 2050, in the EU27.
The compilation of evidence aims to address a range of evaluative questions (illustrated in Table 2).
A notorious study has provided evidence aiming at the roles of c-myc and β-catenin in impairing epithelial edges migration.
The ventilatory management of patients with acute respiratory failure is supported by good evidence, aiming to reduce lung injury by pressure limitation and reducing the duration of ventilatory support by regular assessment for discontinuation.
To date, all the evidence aims to high glucose burden as the proximal trigger to unleash acute and chronic self-perpetuating loops, which include but are not limited to ROS-lipid peroxidation, hyperinflammation/disimmunity, AGE-RAGE toxicity, mitochondrial dysfunction, and nytrosilation end-products accumulation.
