The phrase "aim result" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to the outcome or goal of an action, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The aim result of our project is to increase customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "desired outcome" or "goal result".
Analysis of the geometric characteristics and energy behaviors of the complexes, together with the AIM results, indicate that XWH bridges are present in these systems.
According to Carter, this aim resulted in a distinct set of standards where academically successful blacks were not judged against whites (or Asians), but rather against one another.
4, 24 Both noncovalent interaction (NCI) and natural bond orbital (NBO) analyses corroborate the AIM results for the chelated conformers.
The content validity of the questionnaire was assessed by three experts (an experienced academic, a radiologist and a radiographer), who independently rated the relevance of each item against the study aims, resulting in a mean content validity index of 0.99.
We speculate that the cross-cultural collaboration in African trials, with all the associated competing interests, may create a working environment compelling investigators to work harder to achieve their aims, resulting in higher quality trials.
From the 7,933 patients, 1,999 were randomly selected to receive a mail survey addressing other study aims (results not presented herein).
A private diary scribbling found after his death encapsulated it for me: 'I twist and turn, curve and straighten without aim or result.
Words such as author, aim, and result, to name but a few, and other extraneous terms were excluded.
Their aim and results were the reduction of class privilege, humanitarian progress, and economic development.
He signed a three-year contract with Mercedes, and he said that he would fulfill it and aim for results in the long term.
