Sentence examples for cited aims from inspiring English sources

According to the above cited aims, a multi-centre cohort study was designed.

Both these studies as those previously cited, aimed to single out risk factors in one definite condition and tissue.

China and Japan are certainly convinced that Cites aims to become the new sheriff of the high seas -and they don't like it at all.

The quarterly bulletin cited initiatives aimed at solving the issue of banks being too big to fail, allowing banks to be allowed to collapse without taxpayer bailouts.

Most pregnancy and early parenthood peer support projects cited above aim to create behaviour change and improve outcomes for mothers and children.

The Postgraduate Dental Dean of the former London Deanery cited the aim of this programme as " to reduce unnecessary referrals to hospitals, reduce extraction rates and train GDPs to undertake complex endodontic procedures within the Primary Care sector" [ 25].

The research interest in this paper follows the cited literature: it aims to empirically consolidate the most important factors for varying health care utilization on the supply side, the demand side, the financing side, and the political-cultural side of the Swiss health care system [ 18, 23].

Mr. Mugabe won Friday's runoff with 85percentt of the vote, according to the official count, after Mr. Tsvangirai boycotted the election, citing violence aimed at his aides and supporters.

The Brazilian Bar Association submitted the original case in 2011, citing an aim to "reduce the influence of the economic power of parties and candidates on election results".

Mr. Pasierb cited shocking ads aimed at cutting methamphetamine use in Montana as the sort of scare tactic that may sometimes be necessary.

He cited proposed experiments aimed at moving the system away from simply paying more for more care to instead rewarding hospitals and doctors for better care.