Sentence examples for use aims from inspiring English sources
Design is an inverted integrated process: designers use aims to do design choices.
We also use AIMS to show that LA binding is reversible in intact cells, indicating that HNF4α could be a viable drug target.
The COSMOS cohort study, launched in April with the specific goal of studying health effects of cell phone use, aims to recruit more than 250,000 people in five European countries and follow them for up to 30 years.
Another approach goes beyond self-sufficiency in terms of water use, aiming for net positive water.
The city continues to try to cut car use, aiming to increase cycling's share of journeys to 30% by 2018.
All three programs are free (from www.aim.com, messenger.msn.com, and messenger.yahoo.com, respectively; you don't have to be an America Online member to use AIM).
Little is understood about the implications of introducing genes into a human body, so any use aimed at improving athletic performance would now be considered dangerous and unethical.
Your friend does not need to use AIM to get the message, but depending on his or her phone plan, there may be a small fee for receiving text messages.
But Medicare officials decided in March 2005 to halt payments for repeated Natrecor use, aiming to discourage the practice.
Those of you who use AIM or any other IM a lot will be pleased with the full-feature IM client on this phone.
