Sentence examples similar to aiming at two outcomes from inspiring English sources

Treatment is generally aimed at three targets.

Work aiming at standardizing core outcome measures and instruments for randomized clinical trials is ongoing.

In the present study aimed at predicting outcomes in children after OHCA, we, too, found that the same three prehospital factors were crucial predictors of 1-month outcomes by using recursive partitioning analyses.

It also would offer Medicare's 50 million beneficiaries a new plan with better protections against catastrophic illness and incentives aimed at better outcomes for lower costs rather than the current fee-for-service structure.

This study aimed at comparing the outcomes of these two treatment modalities.

More often than not, music is regarded by the development sector as an add-on - a "soft" medium used to complement more serious methodologies aimed at measurable outcomes.

The generous gesture from the American people was welcomed by many entities in Uganda, and it builds on the existing 7-year USAID funded School Health and Reading Program aimed at improving reading outcomes for 3.5 million children in the early stages of primary school.

Let us consider a multicenter study aimed at comparing two groups on a continuous outcome.

This shows that promotion campaigns aiming at promoting both project outcomes and UNICEF have been insufficient.

In recognition of National Prematurity Awareness Month, the UC Berkeley School of Public Health announced that it has received a $2.75M grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Michigan to implement a three-year pilot initiative, Best Babies Zone (BBZ) aimed at improving birth outcomes for infants in four U.S. cities.

This paper presents a study aimed at comparing the outcome of two geostatistical-based approaches, namely kernel density estimation (KDE) and kriging, for identifying crash hotspots in a road network.