"tertiary aim" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to an objective or goal to be attained at a lower priority than the primary and secondary aims. For example: "Our primary aim is to maximize profits, our secondary aim is to ensure customer satisfaction, and our tertiary aim is to minimize environmental impact."
As a tertiary aim, we analyzed frequency domain in three log normalized frequency bands define as: high frequency power (HF; 0.15 0.40 Hz), low frequency power (LF; 0.04 0.15 Hz), very low frequency power (VLF; 0.0033 0.04 Hz), and total frequency power (PT; 0.00 0.40 Hz).
A tertiary aim was to study the costs of rehabilitation and care in the two rehabilitation models.
The tertiary aim will be to explore moderators of outcomes, including distress, social support, self-efficacy, information needs and preferences and relevance and use of the material sent to address challenges experienced.
The primary aim of our study is to determine and compare the efficacy of tai chi training and strength training to reduce falls in older female cancer survivors, with a secondary aim to determine the mechanism(s) by which tai chi and strength training each reduce the risk of falls and, a tertiary aim to determine how well the benefits of each intervention persist long-term.
The outcomes assessed by the LIFE Cognition Study represent secondary and tertiary aims of the LIFE Study.
18 The outcomes assessed by the LIFE Cognition Study represent secondary and tertiary aims of the LIFE Study.
These served as our primary, secondary, and tertiary aims of the study, respectively.
Tertiary aims of the study are assess the prognostic significance of a novel combination of clinical, imaging and serum biomarkers in predicting for the risk of lung toxicity.
Tertiary aims: a. Chi-square and t-test analyses will be performed to describe the study population for main sociodemographic, behavioral, and clinical characteristics according to the presence/absence of a pneumonia event occurred during the INCUR project follow-up.
To measure the physical function modifications experienced by a sample of nursing home residents according to the presence/absence of a pneumonia event occurred during a follow-up period of 12 months; Tertiary aims: a.
