General aims

Your general aim should be to improve product quality, increase productivity, and reduce the cost of development and manufacture. However, productivity is not easy to measure with multiple products on multiple lines, each at a different stage of maturity. This makes comparisons to detect changes in productivity difficult, if not impossible. However there may be factors common to all product lines, such as labor costs. Merely outsourcing manufacture to developing countries may not improve your productivity. The labor costs may reduce but rework and warranty claims increase. Productivity is only improved if product quality has been maintained. Certain processes may also be common to more than one product line and hence improving productivity of common processes can have wide-ranging impact. 

The general aim of this author in this monograph has been to determine the extent to which the effects produced by drugs on cells can be interpreted as processes following known laws of physical chemistry. 

Experiments yield samples of data that can be likened to the tip of the iceberg (i.e., showing a little of what a given system or drug can do). The general aim of experimental pharmacology is to extend this to reveal the complete iceberg and define the model for the complete behavior of the system. Thus, the sample is used to fuel models and the verisimilitude of the result assessed to determine whether or not the complete population has been described. Once this is the case, predictions of other behaviors of the system are made and tested in other experiments. 

Force field methods, also called molecular mechanics, are empirical approaches to calculate molecular geometries and energies. The general aim of a force field... 

Cosmetics and toiletries product manufacturers generally aim for 30 months shelf life and hence the product under development must have adequate preservative system to cope with the following -... 

The general aim of this work is to show the properties of activated carbon-ionic liquid interface (AC-IL) as well as performance of capacitors based on activated carbons as electrode materials and ionic liquids as electrolytes. 

A question that occurs to those involved in the baking industry is what use has this research on proteins been regarding producing baked products The research has in general aimed at identifying those proteins that are most important in making bread. This is because of the economic importance of bread and the priorities of the funding providers. 

The general aim of the research was to estimate the effect of chemical pollution on the environment and health of the population. 

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has characterized "[t]he general aim of metabolomics. .. to identify, measure and interpret the complex, time-related concentration, activity and flux of endogenous metabolites in cells, tissues and other biosamples such as blood, urine and saliva."3 Taken together, the three "omics" disciplines represent a systemic and powerful approach to mapping cellular networks, allowing for faster and more predictive biology in terms of risk assessment, potential therapeutic benefit, as well as diagnosis. 

Article 5 (Measures to reduce or eliminate releases from unintentional production ) of the convention generally aims at regulating the reduction of total releases derived from anthropogenic sources (combustion/burning of organic material and chlorine at the same time) of the so called Annex C chemicals, which are HCBs, PCBsand PCDD/PCDF as well as their continuous minimisation and (where feasible) ultimate elimination. 

To present project goals Present-active The goal of this proposal is to initiate an extensive research program in the emerging area of biophysical chemistry. (From Lorigan, 2002) The general aim is to utilize a combination of... (From Torigan, 2002)... 

Mainly because the molecular mechanism of these pathological changes has not been sufficiently studied, therapy of asthma, pulmonary illnesses, and other respiratory system illnesses are generally aimed at preventing and relieving symptoms that accompany the disease. 

Several effects of fluoride ions have been claimed (Table 1) concerning the stability of the biomaterials, the implant-tissue interface, or the tissue itself. The incorporation of fluoride ions in apatitic materials is generally aimed at increasing their stability and decreasing their solubility. 

If one is considering the recovery of aroma compounds from waste gas streams, one should investigate the pollution-control literature. There are a large number of patents and scientific articles that deal with this issue. The techniques used are generally aimed at the removal of trace volatiles in air streams and are potentially suited to aroma recovery. The primary consideration is whether the techniques yield an isolate safe for human consumption. 

In addition to the general aims set out at the beginning of this chapter we have discovered a wealth of specific detail about the behaviour of the simple kinetic model introduced here. Most results have been obtained analytically, despite the non-linear equations involved, with numerical computation reserved for confirmation, rather than extension, of our predictions. Much of this information has been obtained using the idea of a pseudo-stationary state, and regarding this as not just a function of time but also as a function of the reactant concentration. Stationary states can be stable or unstable. 

GENERAL AIMS, FUNCTIONS, AND METHODS OF CHEMICAL NOMENCLATURE... 

A few novel ED applications in the food sector have been reported in the literature and are generally aimed at desalting some food extracts. 

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