Sentence examples for substantially aims from inspiring English sources
This approach substantially aims at designing the storage with the concept of entrusting safety to various natural and artificial components.
The Egyptian government invested substantially aiming to shift the focus of healthcare from reliance on specialist care to a less costly and more widely accessible primary care based model.
Substantially the aim is the recognition of selected targets in the image and their tracking in time.
Its partnerships strategy is aimed at driving app downloads substantially — it's aiming for 10 million app downloads in the next few years, according to King.
Like all general assembly speeches it was substantially or wholly aimed at a domestic audience, but he moved as far as he could on the substantive issues.
BBOXX expects to grow the issuance of DEARs notes substantially and is aiming to finance the equivalent of $16 million in 2016 in dollars and local African currencies.
Although the best accuracy of CRP and PCT in patients with renal impairment might be affected by the partial proportional difference of infection severity, we believe that this point did not substantially compromise the aim of this study to compare CRP and PCT as an infection marker.
Increasing our knowledge of the structure and composition of the cowpea genome will help in the interpretation of genome evolution in this phaseoloid/millettoid clade and Papilionoideae in general, and will undoubtedly contribute substantially to efforts aimed at improvement of this crop.
"The average number of women joining boards is about 16 each year," said Professor Guthrie, who said the program, which is financed for at least four years, aims to substantially raise that number.
The proposed Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission, a joint project between the United States and France, aims to substantially improve space-based estimates of river discharge.
The PixFEL project aims at substantially advancing the state-of-the-art in the field of 2D X-ray imaging for applications at the next generation Free Electron Laser (FEL) facilities.
