Sentence examples for the aim of pooling from inspiring English sources

About the same time the Government of Tanzania had secured its first World Bank credit in the health sector [ 29] and in 1999, a sector plan of action was developed with the aim of pooling funds in the health sector.

But the agenda is not just about commissioning and outsourcing; the search for efficiency also includes a greater use of shared services across government, more efficient procurement, and the precious, but so far elusive, aim of pooling all public sector spending in a specific area, to avoid duplication.

However the main aim of pooled analysis is to predict differences in frequencies between pools rather than the absolute allele frequencies per se.

One of the aims of the pooling the data in this analysis was so that we could formally compare the results from the two countries.

Fish were collected during 8 field trips between 2008 and 2012, visiting 336 individual savannah pools across southern and central Mozambique, with the aim of sampling pools across the entire savannah habitat in that region.

With the aim of expanding the pool of two-part marginalized models for counts, special consideration is given to data generating mechanisms based on mixtures of two Poissons and a negative binomial with a Poisson distribution.

We assessed the genetic diversity of the 240 subtropical maize lines with the aim of developing heterotic pools for Indian breeding programs.

The aim of this post hoc pooled analysis was to expand current knowledge of the safety of linagliptin.

G.M. and Peugeot announced an alliance last week to cooperate on developing new cars with the aim of saving $2 billion annually via pooling purchasing and research and development.

For the first batch of arrays a same-same design was used, employing six replicates each of Pool 1 and of Pool 2. The aim of this experiment was to determine which of the probes hybridize to P. pastoris targets.

The aim of this study was to pool data on the proportion and prognostic impact of sources of bleeding in patients requiring re-exploration after adult cardiac surgery.