Sentence examples for should aim to capture from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, we should aim to capture both sides of the story in the schools in order to better allow student stories' to be told.

Although it is likely that this would not change the conclusions of the study, future research should aim to capture complete data on cases and controls.

While half of the variability in postoperative outcome is significant, future work should aim to capture and model all sources of variability, which include intraoperative and postoperative factors such as details of the surgical procedure, postoperative rehabilitation, bone density, etc.

However, population surveys aim to capture many nutrients and should be validated accordingly.

It should also be noted that this synthesis does not aim to capture the breadth of gender transformation work in South Africa.

Halpern and Pearl (2005) offer a complex set of conditions that aim to capture the intuition that one should only invoke contingencies "that do not interfere with active causal processes".

"I don't aim to capture one hundred per cent of the market," he said.

The books aim to capture "the major events in the life of a concept," Mercer said.

We aim to capture the premium investors are willing to pay for future innovation.

It doesn't aim to capture authenticity -- the works are obviously replicas made by the artists -- but aims to transcend it, giving it "magical realism".

Many photographers aim to capture events, or beautiful moments in time, with the help of a camera.