Sentence examples for assessment aims from inspiring English sources
This trial, called CINATRA (Chromosomal Instability and Anti-Tubulin Response Assessment) aims to assess whether patients with MMR deficient, karyotypically stable colorectal cancers harbour disease, which is intrinsically more sensitive to microtubule-stabilising agents than the CIN tumours (Swanton et al, 2006).
Learning performance assessment aims to evaluate what learners learned during the learning process.
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 assessment aims to determine the efficiency and sustainability of each of the case study port plans, relative to other ports.
The second phase, Risk assessment, aims to develop conservation interventions in the identified areas; the third phase will develop mechanisms for implementing water stewardship schemes to mitigate the shared water risks.
Fire risk analysis (FRA), one of the dedicated safety studies in offshore risk assessment, aims at determining the potential fire scenarios that threaten the offshore plants and its associated facilities.
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).
Conservation objectives to guide the assessment aimed to improve representation of river biodiversity pattern and processes in both new and existing protected areas.
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.
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.
