Sentence examples for describing the aim from inspiring English sources
Speaking on Tuesday, White House counter-terrorism chief John Brennan would not be drawn on the nature of the operation to seize the device, instead describing the aim of the FBI investigation into the device.
A leaflet was distributed describing the aim of the study.
Email invitations were sent by the research team, describing the aim and design of the study and stating clearly the voluntary nature of the study.
An information leaflet in the congress folder describing the aim of the study was handed out during the symposium to around 100 participating GPs from the area of Heidelberg/Nordbaden.
For each practical skill, the resource includes: (i) an on demand web-streamed high quality video-clip of therapist-patient simulation; (ii) text describing the aim, rationale, equipment, key points, common errors and methods of progression; and (iii) a downloadable PDF document incorporating the online text information and a still image of the video-clip.
The Physiotherapy eSkills Training Online resource is an online resource incorporating (i) video-clips of patient-therapist simulations; (ii) supportive text describing the aim, rationale, equipment, key points, common errors and methods of progression; and (iii) a downloadable PDF document incorporating the online text information and a still image of the video-clip for each practical skill.
Pre-notification letters were sent to the selected households describing the aims and methods of the study.
As well as describing the aims and values of psychoanalytic treatment, the manual specifies the therapist's tasks and purposes in relation to the TRD patient group.
Prior to implementing the assessment, a letter describing the aims and objectives of the proposed FACCs was given to all existing FY1 doctors in the trust.
After describing the aims and procedures of the study and ensuring confidentiality, participants were invited to voluntarily participate in the study.
We will explain the study in detail and provide them with a full information package describing the aims, methods, and expected outcomes of the study.
