Sentence examples for synergy aimed at from inspiring English sources

On one hand, the consensus set was defined after majority voting among modularized networks while meta-analysis on synergy aimed at pinpointing edges with substantial macroscopic effect on the topology across datasets but without considering their involvement into reproducible modules.

This synergy aims to increase profit margins, productivity, and revenue opportunities for installers.

It is aimed at stimulating synergies between the most relevant universities, research and industrial organizations to develop new concepts in this technical field that allow a better exploitation of the mineral resources in the future.

These measures must be applied in an integrated manner so that synergies are produced (Jones [8]) aimed at making alternative transport modes more competitive from the point of view of total trip time and costs perceived, without forgetting that reliability, comfort and convenience are extremely important variables for users.

The addition of molecular targeted drugs to the therapeutic armamentarium for HCC has prompted the design of clinical trials aimed at investigating the synergies between TACE and systemic treatments.

The presence and concentration of large organizations in a location attracts ancillary enterprises, infrastructural amenities and clusters aimed at leveraging on the synergy and economies of scale to sustain their continued existence, innovation and growth.

They review empirical evidence for several mechanisms underpinning this unfortunate synergy, but also call for more research aimed at dissecting its causation and consequences.

Many acquisitions are aimed at creating some well-articulated synergy between the two companies, but Motorola's future role in this union — beyond patent warehouse — is unclear.

Accordingly, we outline a suite of policy mechanisms aimed at ensuring continued EU UK regulatory synergy, with the central aim of ensuring access to biomedical innovations and ensuring patient safety.

We discuss methodological and practical considerations for preclinical modeling of additive/synergistic weight loss combinations that have emerged in our translational research program aimed at identifying naturally occurring neurohormonal synergies.

In this section, we suggest a transdisciplinary process aimed at minimizing trade-offs, and maximizing synergies and complementarities between DRR and CCA efforts.