Exemplos de uso de Aim of adapting em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This is the first study conducted in Latin America with the aim of adapting and validating ASI6.
They shall be set up with the aim of adapting collectively the production of the producer members to meet the requirements of the market;
Complementary clinical trials will evaluate the effects of executive function training andlanguage skills on school readiness in preschool children, with the aim of adapting and comparing intervention programs.
However the Commission has already undertaken initiatives with the aim of adapting the existing copyright systems to the new technological environment.
With the aim of adapting the implant shape to the anatomy of the femur, nails with anterior curvature in the sagittal plane have been developed, and their entry point should be in the trochanteric fossa.
With Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon,Morocco and Tunisia, with the aim of adapting existing EuroMediterranean association agreements.
Methodological studies with the aim of adapting instruments must be designed to keep seeking the idiomatic, semantic and conceptual equivalence of the adapted version in relation to the original.
Luísa Dmião reconfirmed this year's convening of an Extraordinary Congress, with the aim of adapting the party's structures to the new political, economic, social and cultural challenges.
This can be noticed by a slight change when a warning for this appears in the driver's display, the warning sometimes occurs faster than previously andsometimes slower, with the aim of adapting better to different situations.
Human milk supplementation emerged with the aim of adapting it to the nutritional needs of the very low VLBW and extremely low birth weight ELBW preterm infants.
In recent years, education and health orientation of vocational training in health and its academic andpractical aspects of work with the aim of adapting these to the demands of the sus have been under discussion.
The results of this study may serve as an alert to health care managers, with the aim of adapting the health care network to the real needs of today's elderly as well as preparing for the new contingents of elderly which increase every year.
For Cirad, the topic of climate change has been central to the research it has been conducting for over 15 years with its partners in the South, with the aim of adapting agriculture in these countries to this major constraint.
Therefore, the aim of adapting to the recipient's situation the benefits intended to compensate for the harm suffered as a result of a stay in a place of isolation may not be properly taken into account if there is no condition requiring residence in Polish territory.
The Commission indicated in particular that the proposed rules had been drawn up with the two-fold aim of adapting the provisions in line with the characteristics of the new instruments envisaged and of simplifying and streamlining the provisions.
With more than 6,900 students of 58 nationalities, the International University of Valencia(VIU) offers Degrees, Master's Degrees andOwn Degrees in constant evolution with the aim of adapting to the new professional profiles and market needs.
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It is thus believed that by relating organizational complexity and operational complexity with corporate governance, this study makes it possible to understand that more complex companies, or rather, those that are influenced by contingency variables,adopt better corporate governance practices with the aim of adapting to the environment in which they find themselves.
In addition to rigorous performance training on Kyrgyz instruments,students study music arranging and composition with the aim of adapting traditional Kyrgyz musical styles and genres to neotraditional and contemporary artistic languages and idioms.
The Commission should also consider if the policy aim of adapting production to the changing market demands could be better achieved if the aid was targeted at those who have the most need of adaptation by introducing new criteria, in addition to turnover, for allocating funding to producer organisations.
ES Mr President, Commissioner,almost two years ago a legislative package was adopted for the reform of the sugar sector, with the aim of adapting it to a globalised market that really left few opportunities for our farmers.
In this context in which the classic criminal law is limited to face the harmful potential of new criminal forms, which have much higher than the traditional degree in terms of cunning, technicalities, anonymity and dilution effects, created a favorable environment for normative development of the award-winning collaboration,as an instrument of economic criminal law, with the aim of adapting the legal system to face a new reality marked by criminal agility in the context of criminal offenses.
The article intends to expand the knowledge on the theme of perinatal health in the municipality of Porto Alegre,clarifying the perinatal factors associated with prematurity, with the aim of adapting gestational care in the detection and prevention of damage to health, and thus collaborate to reduce neonatal morbidity and mortality.
Their main objectives are the development of new formulations with the addition of innovative environmentally respectful active compounds,as well as the continuous improvement in existing products with the dual aim of adapting them to an increasingly stringent legislation and providing better customer service.
An ESCB-CESR working group drew up a draft report on« Standards for securities clearing andsettlement in the European Union» in 2004, with the aim of adapting the CPSS-IOSCO recommendations for SSSs to the EU environment.
A world in which the environments are not characterized by waste, losses and environmental and social destruction; where receptiveness exists at work and outside it; intelligence can emerge andbe energized based on a systemic set, with the clear aim of adapting and recreating, thus making it possible to develop the capacity of the human being to reconceive the questions from another perspective.