Sentence examples for promising aim from inspiring English sources

A further promising aim for zebrafish in vivo high-throughput screens could therefore be to identify compounds which would upregulate neuronal GCase activity.

It can be a promising aim in the therapy of neurodegenerative disease in which the decreased level of neurotrophins is observed.

To make your lessons seem more promising, aim them toward a certain group.

The favorable comparisons and simplicity of the proposed closure relations are promising, aiming to practical application.

"B.E.A.T". is dirtier and more promising, aiming for Kesha's moistness but landing somewhere closer to no-hit-wonder Dev's "Bass Down Low".

These promising strategies aim to act directly on the cell cycle and cell proliferation (Pietersen et al, 1999; Martin et al, 2000; Pützer et al, 2000).

There's also promising research aimed at "rejuvenating" aged oocytes.

New York assemblyman Ron Kim took things further, promising legislation aimed as using tax subsidies to help cancel student debt, rather than prop up Amazon.

For these reasons, the enhancement of basic science research and knowledge of the developments in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine (TERM) represent promising fields aiming to find new answers to the treatment of these lesions (Atesok et al. 2012; Pereira et al. 2016).

The company's latest foray into the furniture industry seems promising and aims to bring the company (a miniscule bit) closer Mr. Goldberg's remarks about IKEA.

We conclude that N-Br and N-I are promising agents aiming at cancer treatment.