Sentence examples for more specific aim from inspiring English sources
Even the union's more specific aim of becoming the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010 is on course to fail, the commission's president, Romano Prodi, said on Wednesday in a statement intended as a warning to the union's current members.
A more specific aim was to assess trends in the SAR11 genome evolution by determining the core genome and variable regions.
The second, more specific, aim of this paper is to examine the performance of those candidates of different ethnicities who, unusually amongst UK doctors, sat the entirely separate assessments of two major examining bodies.
This could simply be riding your favourite route to see how quickly you can do it, or something more specific, aimed at identifying measurable fitness values to work out training zones.
The more specific aims thus cover much of what we teach now in the conventional curriculum, but much else besides.
It would lay down the overarching and some of the more specific aims that all schools should follow.
From these, you derive more specific aims eg that as citizens, they will need to understand the society they live in, its economy, and the contribution of science, maths and technology to the latter.
These stipulations may not stifle opposition, but they do provide more specific aims that should address oppositional concerns without sacrificing their goal to improve legal treatment of marijuana users.
It is complementary to other existing tools with more specific aims such as evaluating the potential impacts of genetic variants in terms of disease risk.
For example, while many partners wanted to become more involved with PreVAiL, others were already concerned by information overload and were interested in more limited communication tailored to their narrower, more specific aims.
This is critical for many goals such as understanding of how genetic architecture shapes phenotypic variation and adaptation [ 1- 3], and more specific aims such as deciphering how genetic variation in humans may affect response to treatment [ 4, 5].
