Sentence examples for term we aim from inspiring English sources

"In the long term we aim to provide a fair alternative to companies such as Wonga, but it will take many years for us to reach the scale that would allow us to offer our products to the growing number of financially excluded people in the UK".

"In the longer term we aim to go beyond tools to address the other big challenges storytellers face – primarily distribution and finding (niche) audiences".

In the longer term we aim to use recent Victorian research to explore an alternative approach to early postnatal care, and to systematically implement and evaluate such an approach in a randomised controlled trial.

In the long term, we aim to recruit 3,000 persons of Caucasian ethnicity with at least 70 years of age via residents' registration offices and conduct 3-year follow-ups.

By asking these five questions both without the term "placebo" and then using the term, we aimed to assess physicians' practices as accurately as possible.

As most functional modules identification algorithms produce small clusters which can be identified as high-level (specific) GO terms, we aim to evaluate the results only based on high-level GO terms.

In statistical terms we aim to detect the difference in the markers of immune responses in a study with a pre-post design delivering two repeated measurements for each subject.

As one of our long-term approaches, we aim to develop an anthropomorphic musical performance robot capable of playing different kinds of woodwind instruments, e.g. flute and saxophone.

In terms of ILP-A', we aim at finding the maximum of the minimum score of N2 for the case of having multiple singleton attractors.

Using a cohort of 110,447 singleton, term pregnancies, we aimed to validate the previously proposed customized standard of large-for-gestational-age (LGA) birthweight, derive an additional customized LGA model excluding maternal weight, and evaluate the association between differing definitions of customized LGA and perinatal morbidities.

Involved communities!" will see the accreditation of as many Public Social Assistance Services SPASS) as possible, while in the long term, we're aiming for access to European funding through the development of projects that ultimately result in the development of a basic social services network based on the needs of the communities.