The phrase "aims to asses" is not correct due to a spelling error; it should be "aims to assess." You can use this phrase when describing the intention or goal of a study, project, or evaluation.
Example: "The research aims to assess the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "intends to evaluate" or "seeks to measure."
We aimed to asses the role of ZIKV in GBS outbreak in Martinique.
In the present study we aimed to asses if the new generation kits share the same accurate correlations.
In this prospective observational clinical cohort study we aimed to asses the impact of TLR2 and TLR4 polymorphisms on HPA axis regulation and cytokine release related to systemic inflammation during/following cardiac surgery.
In the present multicenter, randomized and controlled study, we aimed to asses the efficacy and tolerability of two different intermittent isotretinoin courses and compare them with conventional isotretinoin treatment.
Our secondary aim was to asses the phantom using other imaging modalities.
Our aim was to asses the efficacy and tolerability of two different intermittent isotretinoin courses and compare them with conventional isotretinoin treatment.
Another aim was to asses which types, volumes and intensities of AE are effective by performing head-to-head comparisons of RCTs with different types and intensities of AE.
The aim here was to asses to what degree and over what time span an increased conversion of existing broadleaved forests to planted coniferous forests could cover an increased demand for wood by studying the effects of implementing Option (b) above.
It is aimed in this paper to asses the validity of each method by applying them to a real test structure and thus parametrically identifying the nonlinear element in the system to obtain a mathematical model, and then employing the model in harmonic response analysis of the system in order to compare predicted responses with measured ones.
