Sentence examples for assessment aimed at from inspiring English sources

The present study is based on a relatively large sample of breast cancer patients under tamoxifen treatment, followed up by cancer registry, and allows reliable considerations on the possible role of TVUS-assessed endometrial thickness as an indicator for invasive assessment aimed at early detection of EC.

Preoperative assessments provide an essential clinical risk assessment aimed at identifying patient risks and requirements prior to surgery.

The European Water Framework Directive (EU WFD) requires integrative assessment of the ecological status of lake ecosystems including lake shore assessment aimed at reaching good ecological status (GES).

This study presents the freshwater component of the spatial assessment, aimed at identifying focus areas for expanding the national protected area system for the benefit of river biodiversity.

This is a post intervention assessment aimed at evaluating Research Based Learning RBLL) among Masters Degree students in Health Promotion at the Faculty of Public Health, Khon Kaen University, Thailand.

COLORADO SPRINGS — The commander of military forces protecting North America has ordered a review of the costly air defenses intended to prevent another Sept. 11-style terrorism attack, an assessment aimed at determining whether the commitment of jet fighters, other aircraft and crews remains justified.

Risk-targeted hazard assessment aims at estimating the design ground shaking that leads to a uniform distribution of the collapse probability of buildings within a given region.

The method allows the service providers themselves to conduct quality assessment aiming at achieving targeted goals which are locally acceptable and using their own local resources [ 7, 8].

Our modified informed consent procedure implies that all patients are informed about the fact that, besides the outcome assessment aiming at gaining more insight in daily symptom variations, the study has another purpose.

Evaluation: Children receive state-of-the-art neuropsychological assessments aimed at helping to identify the exact nature of each child's learning differences.

Her work also includes cross-disciplinary assessments aimed at understanding unique challenges faced by women with endocrine disruptions including usual dietary intake and physical activity, health-related knowledge and beliefs as well as experiences with healthcare providers.