Sentence examples for present study aimed to measure from inspiring English sources
The present study aimed to measure postsurgical swallowing function in patients 5 years after the surgical treatment of tongue carcinoma.
The present study aimed to measure the energy cost of three common sedentary activities in young children to test whether energy expended was consistent with the recent consensus definition of 'sedentary' as 'any behaviour conducted in a sitting or reclining posture and with an energy cost ≤1.5 metabolic equivalents (METs Sedentary Behaviour Research Networkork, 2012).
The present study aimed to measure the incidence and nature of Melancholia in PCa depression.
The present study aimed to measure the effects of EBN extract on the anabolic and catabolic activities of HACs.
The present study aimed to measure the accuracy, repeatability, and description of values of the plantar pressure parameters of the WalkinSense system.
The present study aimed to measure the impact on HRQL of being an unpaid caregiver of someone with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) including the EQ-5D as the measure preferred by NICE for economic evaluations.
The present study aims to measure shopping centers clients' satisfaction by means of different dimensions.
The present study aims to measure the effectiveness of an individual, manual-based therapy (Metacognitive Reflection and Insight Therapy, MERIT) in improving metacognition in patients with schizophrenia.
The present study aims to measure the current level of MHL in the rural areas of Liuyang county in Hunan province, and to explore its association with sociodemographics and a series of health outcomes including physical, mental and social health.
The present study aims to measure the relative importance of age, gender, socioeconomic status, pre-intervention health state, treatment effect, chance of treatment success and number of people in need of the intervention.
The criterion-referenced test, which was applied in the present study, aims to measure the level of achievement of respondents against given goals or standards, thus an item with non-discrimination against a higher difficulty index is considered a better achievement of instruction measured by the item [ 18].
