Sentence examples for aim of documenting from inspiring English sources

This method permitted the research focus to remain consistent with the research aim of documenting pervasive issues/perceptions illustrating why students were satisfied or dissatisfied, while allowing for divergent perceptions about the same item identified, i.e. 'no classes', to be accurately coded based on students' sentiments/experiences.

In keeping with the observational nature of the study and the prespecified aim of documenting physician practice across the sub-continent, no attempt was made to standardize the diagnostic approach or diagnostic procedures and microbiological confirmation was conducted at the discretion of the attending physician.

The current survey was conducted among medical students of the Inner Mongolia Medical College with the aim of documenting the prevalence of skipping breakfast.

The DSR was established in 2003 with the aim of documenting and improving the early treatment and care of acute stroke.

Such studies are particularly valuable because they are commissioned specifically to explore the context surrounding an effectiveness study, with the explicit aim of documenting the process and explaining contextual factors that influence implementation and/or outcomes.

A further detailed study was conducted by an independent research arm of MOPH, the International Health Policy Program IHPPP), with the aim of documenting the policy processes involved in the decision to grant the government use licenses [ 39].

With this study, we aim to document the effects of hybridization among different introduced populations of an established biological control agent in North America.

Aim: to document the process of implementing and maintaining a community-based peer- support programme.

Third, there are several challenges facing longitudinal studies that aim to document the course of MDD.

Here we aim to document the prevalence of albuminuria and its associated factors in two Indigenous populations from north Queensland.

The present research was therefore designed with the aim to document ethnogynaecological knowledge of plant resources and to select candidate plants for further in vitro investigations.