Sentence examples for construct aims from inspiring English sources
As there is little long-term evidence, this pragmatic randomised trial, known as Comparison Of iNfliximab and ciclosporin in STeroid Resistant Ulcerative Colitis: a Trial (CONSTRUCT), aims to compare the clinical and cost-effectiveness of infliximab and ciclosporin for steroid-resistant UC.
Is "breast is best" a white middle and upper class construct aimed at elevating mothers simply because they can afford to stay home and nurse?
However, the proposed method and software can be applied in general to construct AIM panels for additional populations.
GE supplies ethnic information supplemental to SNPs; this motivated us to integrate SNP and GE markers to construct AIM panels with a reduced number of required markers and provide high accuracy in ancestry inference.
Important aspects are whether all items are relevant for the construct, aim, and target population and if no important items are missing (comprehensiveness) [ 14]. - Criterion validity: The extent to which scores on an instrument are an adequate reflection of a gold standard [ 8].
The photobioreactor was constructed aiming the uniform light distribution.
A novel TOF-SIMS apparatus was designed and constructed aiming at single small particle analysis.
Two field gas extraction devices optimized for different sampling conditions were recently designed and constructed, aiming at operational simplicity and portability.
In this study an adjective checklist, the Fatigue Quality List (FQL), was constructed aimed at assessing different perceptions of fatigue.
The ROC curve constructed aimed to find how many of the most favorable analogs by calculated approximate binding affinity or binding free energy were experimentally active when rank-ordered.
By using the population-specific LD-based haplotype data provided by the HapMap project [ 65, 66] or, more recently, the 1000 genomes project [ 67], SNP arrays are constructed aiming at a high coverage of the total genome variation, but without considering biologically functional aspects.
