Sentence examples for this study aimed to make from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to make a cross-cultural adaptation of the complete version into Portuguese.

"The rhetoric seems to be moving away from being a tough-minded but fair regulator," he said, "and instead being a cheerleader for industry". This study aimed to make offshore drilling safer.

This study aimed to make visible the processes involved in the implementation and maintenance of the PPIP audit programme used in South African public hospitals and to explore the factors contributing to the successful implementation and sustainability of PPIP.

This study aimed to make use of these data to investigate how PCCRC rates vary in relation to the method adopted to derive them, to determine the optimal methodology to calculate PCCRC rates and, using this technique, to investigate any variability and factors associated with the occurrence of PCCRC across the English NHS.

The workflow described in this study aims to make this decision-making process easier by combining the structural and biological information of compounds used in an HTS.

This study aims to make deep drawing deviations of aluminum body sheets more traceable.

This study aims to make a comprehensive CVD risk assessment comparing women with previous preeclamptic pregnancies to women with previous normotensive pregnancies 10 years after index pregnancy.

Moreover, this study aims to make a methodological contribution to the interpretive information systems (IS) literature by showing the potential of Spradley's (1979) ethnographic methods for understanding the human context in IS research and practice.

This study aims to make a contribution in better understanding the mobile WiMAX performance for multimedia applications.

As such, this study aims to make a contribution to the existing and empirically inconclusive academic literature on the relationship between earnings management and CSR.

The use of numerical/quantitative data in this study aims to make statements such as "higher," "fewer," and "most" more precise.