The phrase "aim supplementary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is intended to supplement or enhance a goal or objective, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The aim supplementary to our main objective is to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "additional aim" or "supplementary goal".
A supplementary aim was to assess the use of opt-in internet opinion panels (TalkToChange, http://www.talktochange.com, and GMI, http://www.gmi-mr.com/global-panel) as a potential new way to obtain data on menopausal issues.
This was done with the supplementary aim of defining motor cortex for the differences between an alveolar/ la/, and a bilabial /ma/, articulated with the tongue tip and lips, respectively.
Halder et al. [ 37] refer to 170 AIMs; however, their supplementary data file refers to 176 AIMs.
Supplementary aims of the study were to determine the acceptability of, and satisfaction with, the different regimens.
The first aims to add supplementary data to the types of explicit models that can currently be exchanged.
This study explores the significance and impact on the application of the burgeoning deep learning techniques to the task of classification of CT brain images, in particular utilising convolutional neural network (CNN), aiming at providing supplementary information for the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
The increase in CoP displacements observed under the NA leg relative to the A leg could hence reflect enhanced exploratory testing of the ground movements with sensors of the NA leg's feet aimed at providing supplementary somatosensory inputs to the central nervous system to preserve/facilitate postural control in condition of somatosensory loss from the amputated leg.
To estimate global ancestry, we utilized the 40 AIMs shown in Supplementary Material, Table S2 and a maximum likelihood approach assuming a multinomial distribution for the ancestry of each marker, as described in Tang et al. (33).
The aim is to provide supplementary advice to patients about their decision to participate in the experiment and to meet to discuss any problems with the trial.
