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Meanings of primary aim in English

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Usage of primary aim in English
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Objective: The primary aim was to follow the natural history of PM.
Pubmed
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The primary aim was achieved for the first time after 12 months.
Pubmed
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Zeus's primary aim is to steal financial information, such as bank credentials.
Wired
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The primary aim was successful placement and retrieval of the RFID tag.
Pubmed
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The primary aim was to know the difference in suturing time.
Pubmed
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A primary aim of this study was to prepare a set of mouse.
Pubmed
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Currently, the primary aim of the global economy is to facilitate exchanges of money.
The South African
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This reflects Russia's primary aim to destabilise the civic culture of the target population.
News.com.au
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Patrick Pruaitch said the opposition's primary aim of removing Peter O'Neill had been achieved.
Radio NZ
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The primary aim of a multidisciplinary approach to these tumours must favour complete resection.
Pubmed
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It is ascertained via history, examination and investigations, and a primary aim is diagnosis.
Pubmed
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Our primary aim was to describe them as few data are available on EnCAP.
Pubmed
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He tells Guyon Espiner establishing the condition of the drift tunnel is the primary aim.
Radio NZ
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The primary aim of the conference is to share best practice in dealing with these problems.
The Guardian
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Objectives: The primary aim was to investigate clinical outcomes of PS in a real clinical setting.
Pubmed
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Its primary aim is to develop building codes and standards which uphold the principles of sustainability.
The Irish Times
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