Sentence examples for goals to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

It points out that countries around the world have done a terrible job of improving nutrition.The two institutions use the millennium development goals to demonstrate the failure.

Plan 1003 was repeatedly updated and presented to Rumsfeld, and each time, according to the planner, Rumsfeld said, " 'You've got too much ground force — go back and do it again.' " In the planner's view, Rumsfeld had two goals: to demonstrate the efficacy of precision bombing and to "do the war on the cheap".

It has the long-term goal to demonstrate speech-supported imitation learning of robot actions.

This paper presents the design and development of the RVX experiment, with the goal to demonstrate the feasibility of vision-based RV and to increase the associated TRL.

Muon Ionization Cooling Experiment (MICE) and its goal to demonstrate the feasibility of ionization cooling represent the first step toward a neutrino factory.

Funded by the EC FP7 Program, EVolution project is using the Pininfarina Nido concept car as a baseline for its activities, with the goal to demonstrate the sustainable production of a full electric 600 kg vehicle (FEV).

The majority of the studies in the F-APRV group were crossover experiments, representing 59%% of the animal studies (Table 1) and 48%% of the human trials (Table 3) [2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 12 14, 17, 19, 21, 23, 32], with the primary goal to demonstrate that APRV could be safely used without adverse effects on lung function or hemodynamic characteristics.

The original study missed its goal to demonstrate noninferiority of maraviroc correlated to efavirenz according to the rate of viral load <50 copies/μL after 48 weeks.

Furthermore, this limitation does not detract from our original goal, to demonstrate that BOS may be effectively treated with less corticosteroid therapy.

It was then our goal to demonstrate that MAPKs and MKP-1 regulated cellular invasiveness and migration via MMP-2 and CXCR4.

Students with mastery goals want to develop their competence and improve their skill, whereas students with performance goals want to demonstrate their competence before other people and focus on outperforming others (Elliot 2005).