The phrase "aspiration for example" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It could be used when discussing a specific aspiration, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "One aspiration, for example, is to achieve a higher level of education."
Alternatives: "goal, for instance" or "ambition, such as".
In agreement, prevention strategies that minimize colonization and aspiration (for example, anti-microbial-coated endotracheal tubes, semi-erect feeding) have significantly reduced the incidence of VAP [ 1].
For example, we could not determine if aspiration pneumonia after fundoplication was related to primary aspiration (for example, of secretions) or secondary aspiration (such as refluxed gastric contents).
But even a better option is to display personality points according to your Sim's aspiration: for example, for Sims with the Popularity aspiration, you have to make them more outgoing and nice, while for Sims with the Knowledge aspiration, you have to make them serious and active.
Mayor Joseph P. Ganim of Bridgeport has long held gubernatorial aspirations, for example.
The 2015 target is not pure aspiration: Thailand, for example, reduced maternal mortality rates by 75percentnt between 1960 and 1984.
Moreover, trauma victims are at risk for pulmonary aspiration of, for example, stomach contents or blood.
Here, historical contrasts become part of contemporary sociality, mixing progressive aspirations with nostalgia for past hopes and aspirations (see, for example, Hansen and Vaa 2004; Simone 2004; Roitman 2008; De Boeck 2011).
Similarly high levels of educational aspirations have for example also been reported for Asian American youth (Goyette & Xie, 1999), and non-white ethnic minorities in the UK (Modood, 2004).
The children basically share their parents' tastes and aspirations, except when, for example, little Max joins his sister in using game-theory tactics to maneuver their parents into getting hamburgers instead of going to a Japanese restaurant.
There are a number of preventable AE types that occur rarely in patients discharged alive and are found in inpatient deaths, for example, aspiration or sepsis/bacteraemia.
For example, aspiration of cortical tissue could damage axons of monoaminergic projections coursing through the grey matter of the frontal lobe (Morrison et al., 1982).
