The proteomics workshop by Bruker was organized in collaboration with the ETRS Junior Committee, expressing the aim of ETRS to involve and support young scientists.
The concept of a "no wrong door" approach expresses the aim that all presenting clients will be provided with appropriate treatment services or referral, consistent with their treatment needs, regardless of where they enter the treatment system [ 14].
From the prosecution's point of view, this was an opinion expressed "with the aim of influencing the behaviour of others".
Attitudinal feelings are expressed with the aim to be shared and with the expectation that the hearers/readers may sympathize or empathize with the speakers/writers (Martin 2002).
Relying on all the premises expressed above, the aim of this paper is to contribute to the literature by building a theoretical dynamic model addressing the recurrent issue of overcongestion afflicting the immigration hosting facilities of an increasing number of Italian municipalities.
Most patients were able to express the primary aim of a hypothetical prevention trial presented.
In 1946, however, Shostakovich was called down by Culture and Life for his Ninth Symphony, described by that organ as too "playful and fanciful a trifle". The argument ran that the symphony did not express the serious aims of the Soviet people.
Expressing the collective aims of Fabre's theatre company, Troubleyn/Laboratorium functions as his workspace as well as a nurturing environment for the activities of his theater company and young artists alike, in which artists are free to develop and materialize their creative impulses.
Where parents of cases and controls did distinguish between research and the provision of care during the MalariaGEN study, a range of different views were expressed about the aims of the study.
Correspondingly, since the 1990s many just-war theorists have argued that the need to end and punish such abuses constitutes a just cause for the use of military force and that the intention to do so well expresses the just-war aim of responding to serious injustice and reestablishing peace.
