The phrase "at evaluating the impact" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "The team is focused on evaluating the impact of the new policy on employee productivity."
Alternatives: "on assessing the impact" or "in measuring the impact".
This study aims at evaluating the impact of forwarding packets on data-rate.
This study was not aimed at evaluating the impact of tele-ICU on care outcomes.
Although this secondary outcome was negative, the results could be helpful for future studies, aiming at evaluating the impact of continuous control of P cuff on microaspiration.
This approach is illustrated using an industrial case study where simulation aims at evaluating the impact of operator's flexibility induced by DFT context.
We conclude by presenting experimental results which aim at both testing the efficiency of our heuristic and at evaluating the impact of the preemption hypothesis.
The present work aims at evaluating the impact of brain tumours on spatial patterns of functional connectivity of the brain measured at rest by MEG.
Aiming at accurately evaluating the impact of operational disruption-decisions on the high-fare passengers, DEVOTED processes the LOS quality which is to be delivered to these passengers, SQ-attributes required/expected by these passengers, number of passengers in each defined passenger-group and the ticket prices purchased, as well as expected costs.
In this study, we aimed at evaluating the potential impact of capsular switch on the long-term effectiveness of current pneumococcal conjugate vaccines, based on the suspicion that the constant usage of these vaccines may aid the expansion of serotype switch variants.
This study aimed at evaluating the possible impact of prenatal exposure to OTCs (monobutyltin (MBT), dibutyltin (DBT), TBT, TPhT) on the ponderal index (PI) and growth during the first 18 months of life among Finnish boys.
In addition, the initial linear regression models included CD4+ T cell count at visit 1, when evaluating the impact on HIV viral load, or HIV viral load at visit 1, when evaluating the impact on CD4+ T cell count, while the logistic regression models included both.
In this issue, we report on hypothesis-based research at the watershed level evaluating the impact of BMPs on mitigation of nonpoint sources of nutrient and soil loss to streams and the nearshore zone of a lake.
