The phrase "and aiming to predict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to forecasting or anticipating outcomes in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or planning.
Example: "The study focuses on understanding consumer behavior and aiming to predict future market trends."
Alternatives: "and seeking to forecast" or "and intending to anticipate".
For predictions at each gestational age, we included in prediction models only women who had not yet delivered and aimed to predict the development of pre-eclampsia at any stage of pregnancy, any subsequent preterm births, and small for gestational age offspring measured at birth.
Models have been developed to present the global picture of the observed signal and aimed to predict the basic features of EEJ signature in longitude, time, day-to-day variations, and seasonal behavior in uncovered regions of ground measurements.
However, the latter study did not include diabetic patients and aimed to predict moderate to severe CKD as the endpoint of the study was development of a GFR <60 mduring1per 1.73 mduring a 5-6-year follow-up period [ 35].
In this study, we established an ANN model based on the ultrasonographic changes in patients with liver fibrosis for the first time and aimed to predict the risk of early liver cirrhosis.
Classification of patients according to severity and symptom patterns, aiming to predict prognosis or effectiveness of therapy, seems useful.
Given the cost of these treatments and the burden of repeated injections to patients and healthcare systems, research aiming to predict 'responders' would be useful as at present this is performed by therapeutic trials.
Davis (1989) presented a theoretical model aiming to predict and explain ICT usage behavior, that is, what causes potential adopters to accept or reject the use of information technology.
These results also have important consequences for applications aiming to predict and prevent parasite attack.
CFD analysis provides a numerical insight about the flow field and its behavior due to the influence of shape and location of the cavitation inducers aiming to predict the zone where the cavitation process takes place.
A finite-element study, aiming to predict both the healthy and faulty-mode performance, is presented.
