The phrase "aspects of target" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to specific features or elements related to a target, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "In our analysis, we will examine the various aspects of target that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "elements of the target" or "features of the target".
Section 3 looks at aspects of target cross section in relation to scattering region and comparison of monostatic and bistatic RCS MRCSS, BRCS) to that of the forward scatter cross section (FSCS).
Our approach to combine sentinel data with IMRT addresses crucial aspects of target coverage and also toxicity.
Aspects of target enrichment relating to wet-laboratory methods, off-target genome assembly, and phylogenetic reconstruction are now well covered in exon-based enrichment methods (Mandel et al., 2014; Weitemier et al., 2014).
A qualitative study with individual in-depth interviews under a Grounded Theory approach was chosen because it allows for unconstrained study of the range and experiential aspects of target perceptions, behaviours and underlying issues [ 24, 25].
Using humans as model 'predators' in a touch screen experiment we investigated further the effectiveness of striped targets in preventing capture, and considered how stripes compare to other types of patterning in order to understand what aspects of target patterning are important in making a target difficult to capture.
This paper illustrates why this only accounts for part of the problem: a holistic PPC configuration includes the six aspects of targets, functions, objects, processes, positions and tools.
As shown in Figure 5, all aspects of targets were measured repeatedly several times in this dataset.
Let us first consider the positive aspects of targeting these pathways.
If yes to 4, does the guidelines mention cognitive impairment as an aspect of target organ damage?
Of these five, four discussed cognition as an aspect of target organ damage and suggested that cognition may benefit from treatment.
3, 4 Against this background, it seems reasonable that clinical practice guidelines for the treatment of vascular risk factors should include cognition as an aspect of target organ damage, even if prevention of damage is not always be possible.
