Sentence examples for spectrum of aims from inspiring English sources

The study included a broad spectrum of aims: to investigate factors that affect the waiting list, to evaluate examination and treatment time, to implement and validate structured instruments, and to investigate user satisfaction.

There is a wide spectrum of strategic aims covered by heterogeneous variants of the scenario method.

Indeed, post-treatment care is increasingly viewed as a spectrum of interventions aimed at improving the health and lives of cancer survivors and their families [ 66].

Since ZnO nanoparticles (ZnO-NPs) exhibit strong antibacterial activities on a broad spectrum of bacteria the aim of this study was to evaluate the antimicrobial activity of Zno-NPs against Pseudomonas  aeruginosa as a model for gram-negative bacteria.

The clinical trial with Phortress, planned for 2003, will contain the full spectrum of translational research aimed at confirming the mechanism of action in patients that has been comprehensively defined by Tracey Bradshaw and colleagues in their preclinical studies (Chua et al, 2000; Bradshaw et al, 2001; Loaiza-Perez et al, 2002).

Build bespoke accommodation: Hanover Housing Association is developing a new model of bespoke housing targeted at a younger spectrum of older people, which aims to encourage people to downsize from family housing to apartments.

We are presented with a wide spectrum of neurological information that aims to pinpoint the cognitive abilities involved in learning languages, and the areas of the brain that jump into action when language comes into play.

For suppressing noises, the higher frequency one of the bimodal frequency dispersion (lower frequency one: Dispersion DII, higher frequency one: Dispersion DIII) seen in the imaginary permeability (μ″; magnetic loss component) spectrum of the NSS was aimed to utilize.

The spectrum of possible control measures aimed at curbing spread of MRSA include screening of patients for nasal carriage on admission, isolation of case patients, decolonization at the end of hospitalization, screening of contacts and hospital staff for colonization, ward closures in case of exuberant nosocomial transmissions [ 6], and antibiotic prescribing interventions [ 7].

Cognitive radio (CR) [1] has been widely recognized as a critical technique to mitigate the spectrum scarcity problem and enhance the overall efficiency of spectrum usage, aiming to accommodate for the evolution of wireless systems towards 5G [2].

The OVOP approach is located at the micro end of the spectrum of donor activities since it aims to provide specific support for individual firms, groups of firms and/or households.