Sentence examples for of aims from from inspiring English sources

This is a war that has failed in every one of its ever-shifting kaleidoscope of aims: from destroying the Taliban and al-Qaida, to bringing democracy and women's rights, to eradicating opium production.

The impact of MX synchrotron beamlines and their evolution is reflected in their scientific output, and MX is now the method of choice for a variety of aims from ligand binding to structure determination of membrane proteins, viruses and ribosomes, resulting in a much deeper understanding of the machinery of life.

At the same time, the identification of AIMs from genomewide datasets is a topic that has attracted considerable attention due to the value of such markers in diverse areas, ranging from forensics and to population genetics to conservation genetics.

By using random subsets of AIMs from the top AIM panels of various sizes, we expect to select less informative markers and the estimate of the ancestry contribution is expected to become less accurate (or more biased) with more variability.

On Sunday, Harney County sheriff David Ward accused the younger Bundy and his fellows of aims separate from the Hammonds' case.

In the ASW data set, ~50% of the AIMs in either panel of Tian et al. were present, compared to > 98% of the AIMs from our panels, whereas almost every AIM present in the data passed quality control (Table 4).

Therefore, our results will need to be confirmed by independent and larger studies of AIM patients from multiple ethnic and geographic areas.

There are contact details for all researchers involved in the studies and an official view of KEP's aims from the lead AHRC and BBC partners.

"The nature of the US attitude is continuation of the same hostile aims from the past, and the nation will not forget this". .

Apart from the initiation of breastfeeding, the written aims from 1960 are no longer relevant.

The British on that day, without the advantage of aiming at leisure from hiding, killed 50 Americans.