The phrase "aims at identifying whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of a study, research, or analysis that seeks to determine a specific condition or outcome.
Example: "The research aims at identifying whether the new teaching method improves student engagement."
Alternatives: "seeks to determine if" or "intends to find out whether".
The Canadian Optimal trial 41 aimed at identifying whether combining tiotropium with salmeterol or with fluticasone salmeterol improves the clinical outcomes in moderate to severe COPD compared with tiotropium alone.
Differently from other methods, DINA does not aim at identifying de novo subnetworks of genes, but rather at identifying whether a known pathway (or a set of genes of interest) is differentially coregulated across a set of conditions.
The study primarily verifies whether ORP differs in stages of entrepreneurship and aims at identifying factors that influence ORP in different stages of entrepreneurship.
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.
The incubator and fund are aimed at identifying those cases and enabling them to flourish, the question is whether Binance can find enough of what it is looking for.
The second stage aimed at identifying additional studies that examined postpartum and reproductive morbidity more broadly, whether or not fistula was specifically mentioned as a pathology.
Experiments in progress are aimed at identifying the TMne peripheral terminals within the mystacial pad to verify whether they target its extrinsic and/or intrinsic muscles or the follicle-sinus complex.
For this reason, much research now is aimed at identifying biomarkers that emerge early in the course of treatment and may indicate whether the medication that the patient is receiving is likely to lead to remission [ 16, 17].
