Sentence examples for this index aims from inspiring English sources
This index aims to predict liver fibrosis in children with NAFLD [ 41].
A total periodontal disease index for disease estimation has been described; however this index aims at estimating disease extent within a dentition, not as in this present study disease occurrence within a population [ 22, 23].
This index aims at comparing the ratio of non-synonymous (= amino acid changing) to synonymous (silent) changes within species (π n / π s ) and between species (D n / D s ): NI is one when evolution is neutral, higher than one under purifying selection, and lower than one in case of adaptation.
Its index aims to capture what is happening to rents on existing tenancies as well as newly agreed lets.
The index aims to predict where the economy is headed in the next three to six months based on 10 economic components, called leading indicators, which include stock prices, building permits and initial claims for unemployment benefits.
The index aims to inform a national conversation about early care and learning that the country is beginning to undertake after decades of inaction amid rapidly changing family dynamics.
He said, "Index aims to invest in companies that we believe have the potential to transform entire industries.
A new index aims to help consumer-oriented startup founders understand the health of the venture capital fundraising environment; specifically, when is a good time to seek funding — and when isn't.
Channer said Verisk Maplecroft's index aims to help businesses identify countries most at risk of slave labour.
The Index aims to guide organizational leaders to better understand how they can improve the overall strength of the organization's confidence, and enable focused individual development.
Inclusion is, as always, a priority among LGBTQ students as they ship off to colleges and universities across the country, and the annual Campus Pride Index aims to once again serve as a comprehensive resource for those concerned about that criteria. .
