Sentence examples for preparations aimed at from inspiring English sources
This came after parliament - dominated by Yanukovych supporters - rejected six draft laws which would have led to Tymoshenko's release, and the government then saying it was halting its preparations aimed at signing the agreement with the EU.
The data presented in this study suggest that cAb 29 is an excellent candidate for therapeutic preparations aimed at providing efficient and immediate anthrax toxin neutralization, and further evaluation of its value in other animal models is now in progress.
Another study evaluated the acute effects of oral administration of 12 commercially available plant preparations aimed at treating human obesity [ 29].
Moreover, we give a description of how one more Fermosorb-type preparation aimed at intestinal delivery of amylolytic enzymes can be produced in a similar manner.
This preparation aimed at producing uniform and hydroxyl-activated steel surfaces for the subsequent chemical functionalization with organosilanes.
It makes sense that an operation – and recovery afterwards – might go smoother with a bit of preparation aimed at improving a patient's physical and mental condition.
This casein preparation aimed at introducing a series of active thyroid hormone components.
"All these preparations are aimed at attracting more attention to Putin," said Nicolai Petrov, a political science professor at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow.
The preparations are aimed at assuring a G.M. bankruptcy filing is ready should the company be unable to reach agreement with bondholders to exchange roughly $28 billion in debt into equity in G.M. and with the United Automobile Workers union, which has balked at granting concessions without sacrifices from bondholders.
This preparation is aimed at assisting people to prepare for the future, not only addressing financial aspects but also including a biopsychosocial vision of the human being, embracing the complexity of this moment (Pazzim et al. 2016).
Those include a free test-preparation course aimed at poor students.
