The phrase "aimed in identifying" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "aimed at identifying" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "The research project is aimed at identifying the key factors that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "focused on identifying" or "intended to identify."
This study aims in identifying differences between high vs. low INF-a responders which were chosen based on serum INF-a levels at 4 h post poly I C treatment.
This accomplished our aim in identifying promising new hits as antitumor agent with improved activity and less toxicity.
The main aim in identifying appropriate principles and previously proved theorems is to reduce the problem set to a number of simpler problems which either have already been solved or can more easily be solved, so that transformation and resolution are also involved.
Our aim consisted in identifying the characterizing traits which allow a game to sport deceitful mechanics.
"They have been activated". The energy was palpable in Marshalltown on Tuesday, where Trump appeared alongside controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who has put in place strict policies in his county in Arizona aimed at identifying immigrants in the country illegally.
The energy was palpable in Marshalltown on Tuesday, where Trump appeared alongside controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who has put in place strict policies in his county in Arizona aimed at identifying immigrants in the country illegally.
The present investigation aimed at identifying, in mutation carriers, anatomical areas potentially affected and contributing to RDP pathogenesis.
We aimed at identifying in the present study whether the coactivator of insulin transcription PSMD9 may contribute to linkage to hypercholesterolemia in 200 Italian T2D families.
Supervised analysis (see study flowchart, Supplementary Figure 1) aimed at identifying in the IPC set a multigene expression predictor for progression-free survival (PFS).
The first 48 responders were asked to take part in a structured interview aimed at identifying ambiguities in wording and adapting the relevant items (45, or 94%, participated).
