Sentence examples for is aimed to modify from inspiring English sources
This work is aimed to modify a commercial 95% pure boron powder to improve its ignition.
Hence, a surface engineering is aimed to modify both the biomaterials, themselves, and biological responses through introducing desirable changes to the surface properties of the implants but still maintaining their bulk mechanical properties.
This sophisticated virus in its conception was aimed to modify software of SCADA Supervisoryy Control and Data Acquisition) systems that controlled the process of uranium enrichment in Iran's nuclear program.
However, new synthetic routes are aiming to modify the biological activities of these polysaccharides through chemical modification and combination with other polymers [ 23].
Nutrigenomics explores the effects of nutrients or other dietary factors on the gene expression, DNA methylation, proteome and metabolome [ 10], while nutrigenetics is aimed to elucidate whether genetic variations modify the relationships between dietary factors and risk of diseases [ 11].
Ms Diwanji said the company was aiming to make modified versions designed for children aged up to 12. Google has not said when the child-friendly products will be released.
Geoengineering is also controversial because it aims to modify global climate a phenomenon that is not yet fully understood and cannot be altered without risk.
Stimulus control is aimed at modifying the environment (ie, external eating cues) to make it more conductive to choices supporting changes in eating and exercising.
Thinning is aimed at modifying the growth of a stand by removing trees to adjust the stand density (Smith 1986).
Similarly, immunological clinical trials were rejected, because active immunotherapy aims to modify the presence or the composition of T-lymphocyte subsets.
The exploration of the bimetallic composition on carbon black support is aimed at modifying the catalytic properties for methanol oxidation reaction (MOR) at the anode in methanol oxidation fuel cells.
