Sentence examples for study intends to identify from inspiring English sources
This longitudinal study intends to identify the effects of a physical exercise program on cognitive decline, memory, depression, functional dependence and neuropsychiatric disturbances in institutionalized individuals with dementia.
This study intends to identify whether the social needs of the elderly regarding the use of public open spaces in urban renewal districts are addressed in the standard planning and design guidelines which newly planned development and districts are often based upon.
This study intends to identify the physical and socioeconomic factors that affect the intensity of adoption of IRVs, to examine the determinants of market participation and then to analyse the subsequent effect of market participation on rice farmers' welfare in Nigeria.
This study intends to identify predictors of refusal of PIHT among clients visiting adult outpatient departments (OPDs) in Jimma town.
Additionally, this study intends to identify genomic and epigenetic factors that correlate with progression of tumors and the OS of patients with mCRC.
This study intends to identify the protein coding gene in the recently sequenced genome of G. diazotrophicus and also provide detailed structural information of nitrogenase conformational protection in both organisms.
PAGE A23 STATES JOIN STUDY OF OHIO RIVER Six states bordering the Ohio River are joining the Environmental Protection Agency in a large study intended to identify and reduce dangerous levels of bacteria that plague the waterway.
In 1971, a study intended to identify associations between human microbiota composition and colorectal carcinogenesis, but it had to be abandoned because of technical difficulties.
The present study intended to identify and analyze the significance of drug drug interaction (DDI) in critically ill patients.
Our study intended to identify candidate recurrent breakpoints which might affect genes at or near the boundaries.
Our study intended to identify the MR candidates, which are those genes with large impacts on phenotype changes, in a biological sense [ 3].
