Sentence examples for extended with the aim from inspiring English sources
Help to Buy is to be extended with the aim of getting 120,000 new homes built.
Here our models in [2] are elaborated upon and extended with the aim to improve model parameter estimates.
The F-22's high cruise speed and altitude increase the effective ranges of its munitions, it has 50% greater employment range for the AIM-120 AMRAAM than prior platforms, and range will be further extended with the introduction of the AIM-120D.
With the maintenance of natural resilin's mechanical properties, RLPs have been further extended with the incorporation of biological domains, with aims of generating cell-responsive biomaterials in engineering mechanically active tissues such as cardiac tissues, vocal folds, and blood vessels.
In the area of concurrent systems, process calculi have recently been applied and extended with similar aim, to simulate (and formalise) the behaviour of the cell.
All existing services provided at Cannock Chase Hospital will continue with the aim of extending them where possible, the TSA said.
We utilized this idea and extended it further with the aim to develop the Dragon TSS Desert Masker (DDM), an algorithm that can, with high accuracy, demarcate in a strand specific manner, positions on mammalian (mouse and human) genomes as those that can initiate transcription (transcription initiation active regions, TIARs) and those that are not likely to do so (non-TSS locations, NTLs).
This letter explained that the YMR was extended with an extra part, aimed to gain insight in the prevalence and causes of overweight.
In the future the study will be extended with more complex primitives, the ultimate aim being to build 3D models with features closer to the real world.
Further research tried to extend these findings with the aim to establish quantitative parameters of practice-related myoelectric changes.
It questioned whether the goal was only to save the auto industry from collapse or to extend rescue financing with the aim of recovering all of it when the industry got back on its feet?
