Sentence examples for the aim of conversion from inspiring English sources

A radical new direction was given to the missions by the second Vatican Council (1962 65): missions were to be directed only to non-Christians; and, although the aim of conversion was not disavowed, the main approach was to be through dialogue.

Irvine gives the example of a large insurance aggregator the startup is working with to optimize the distribution of gift cards and incentive discounts to potential customers — with the aim of maximizing conversions.

The aim of this study was conversion of stone factory lesions to artificial stones and recycling of these lesions.

The aim of the fixed-point conversion is to determine the number of bits for each part and for each datum.

But the flagship feature is the ability to customise elements of the app to particular users in real-time — with the aim of boosting engagement and conversion rates through more personalised content.

Therefore, the aim of therapies should be the conversion of CTC-counts to favorable values, as has been suggested also by others [ 32].

Martineau et al used 400 000 IU vitamin D3 during 42 days (9523 IU/day) with the aim of shortening time to sputum conversion in tuberculosis.

Mr Goodfellow denied the carpetbaggers had made such intent clear, despite a statement published when the resolutions were submitted which read: "The resolutions have been designed to achieve the joint aims of conversion and a charity donation".

Indeed, the exclusive goal of wind energy conversion systems is the optimization of the energy conversion with the aim of maximizing the energy captured from wind.

SEAD-J represents an ongoing follow-up of MCI patients, with the aim of achieving early prediction of AD conversion.

The aim of this study was to explore conversion of expression of a set of membrane bound molecular imaging and drug targets in distant (non-bone) breast cancer metastases.