Sentence examples for progressed with the aim of from inspiring English sources
The development of prodrugs has progressed with the aim of improving drug bioavailability by overcoming various barriers that reduce drug benefits in clinical use, such as stability, duration, water solubility, side effect profile, and taste.
In this context, gene prioritization methods have progressed quickly with the aim of discovering candidate "disease" genes by exploiting the large amount of available "omics" data covering different types of relationships between genes [2].
The study of antiangiogenic strategies are progressing quickly, with the aim of limiting and/or inhibiting tumor progression.
A systematic parametric study of the two-layer PDC model using the BC model is in progress, with the aim of accounting for the diversity of PDC deposits.
The Queen was on a Royal progress, with the aim of subduing the rebellious Earl of Huntly, and spent two nights at Edzell.
Several studies are in progress with the aim of assessing fracture prevention using alendronate and risedronate.
In addition, the treating physiotherapist will telephone participants at weeks 22, 38 and 46 to discuss progress with the aim of enhancing adherence to the home program.
Some people were, warned Commander Bob Broadhurst, turning up jiust for a bit of trouble: We have seen groups of youths descending on the last few student protests as the day progresses, purely with the aim of using the event as a venue for violence and to attack police.
This study represents the starting point for work-in-progress researches, with the aim of defining in detail timing and manners of evolution and recovery of biochemical osteoporosis.
Annual progress reports from all teams funded by the program were reviewed and analyzed by one author (ID) as part of ongoing progress monitoring with the aim of identifying implementation issues and challenges.
In regard of the higher percentage of BCVI found in our population, an advanced study on protective devices (for example, helmets) is actually in progress with the aim to reduce biomechanical effects of head injury on extracranial vessels.
