Sentence examples for with the aim to integrate from inspiring English sources

These attempts need to be supported by trainers and coworkers with the aim to integrate and instruct newcomers, which entails the social acceptance of the apprentices (Masdonati and Lamamra 2009).

It is proposed to implement plant morphometrical descriptors using common descriptive statistics computed from 2D features measured along the plant rotation with the aim to integrate the plant 3D.

The performance-oriented design of large roof structures for semi-outdoor spaces is investigated with the aim to integrate performance evaluations in the early stages of the design process.

This paper contributes a formal and semi-automated approach for ontology development based on Formal Concept Analysis (FCA), with the aim to integrate data that exhibits implicit and ambiguous information.

Extended interdisciplinary is promoted by the European Commission in terms of 'responsible research and innovation', with the aim to integrate and align societal needs and demands more upstream in the technological development process (Von Schomberg [2012] and Von Schomberg [2013]; Owen et al. [2012]).

According to this idea, the Cell Cycle Database focuses on cell cycle models and is developed with the aim to integrate the information related to genes and proteins involved in this process.

Simultaneously, a high-quality learning environment is more likely created with better skilled teachers designing a curriculum with the specific aim to integrate elements of social-emotional skills and positive behaviour (Jennings and Greenberg 2009).

In the MasterYourBreath project (AdemDeBaas in Dutch), we developed a web-based e-Health application with computer-tailored technology that we aim to integrate into an existing primary care disease management approach.

We aim to integrate with more sequence motif analysis tools and web services and to develop further the already included basic protein motif visualization and inference support.

Future studies should aim to integrate these techniques with functional MRI in the same individuals to examine the neurobiological processes underlying altered patterns of cerebral processing in the presymptomatic and clinical stages of Parkinson's disease in more detail.

A thorough understanding of gap-junctional intercellular communication in the normal and diseased human heart must also underpin strategies that aim to integrate transplanted cells with host myocardium as a potential treatment for heart failure.