Specific Aims. “State concisely the goals of the proposed research and summarize the expected outcome(s), including the impact that the results of the proposed research will exert” on the field of HIV/AIDS research.1 In the context of this application, you may wish to: Identify the relevant gap in knowledge and rationale for the research Highlight the objective of the proposal Describe the hypothesis to be tested and expected outcome State how the successful completion of this project will impact the field This section is typically about a half-page in length.
Specific Aims. Under this contract, Principal Investigator shall conduct research as outlined in the specific aims of the application submitted titled: “Insert Project Title” and on file in the AASM Foundation’s National Office. Principal Investigator will use its reasonable best efforts to conduct this research in accordance with generally accepted scientific and professional standards.
Specific Aims. 1. To determine whether an early bilingual culturally grounded lifestyle intervention program based on healthy eating and exercise will improve the percentage of women who are compliant with GWG (IOM guidelines) in overweight/obese Hispanic women. Hypothesis: Overweight and obese Hispanic women who participate in an early lifestyle intervention program will improve healthy eating habits and physical activity and result in a higher compliance with Institute of Medicine guidelines for GWG, when compared to patients receiving standard care. Intervention should also improve post-partum weight loss.
Specific Aims state the problem the proposed research addresses and how it will result in public health impact and improvements in population health.
Specific Aims. List the broad, long-term objectives and what the specific research proposed in this application is intended to accomplish. State the hypotheses to be tested and the relevance to Pediatric Health. Recommended Length of Section: -Grant-in-Aid Awards: 1/2 page (total application not to exceed 3 pages)
Specific Aims. 1. To identify factors that women cite as the reasons why they do or do not receive routine mammography screening,
Specific Aims. The aims of the partnership are to achieve over the life of the partnership the following key objectives in respect of all aspects of Maintenance: • Attain top quartile performance in all annual Housing Inspectorate performance indicators. • Successfully complete 95% of all routine repairs, arranged via the repairs by appointment service. • Implement an inspection by appointment service. • Establish ‘one off’ hit repairs - by completing repairs in one visit to at least 85% of all visits. • Reduce general administration costs by 30%. • Reduce service-related complaints by 20%. • Increase current (2003) contractor BME representation levels by 2%. • Establish, promote and maintain local labour initiatives and trainee positions and as a partnership be committed to and will when appropriate and practicable use locally sourced labour. • Reduce maintenance costs by 10-15% (or alternatively get more for less). • Reduce the average time to complete routine repairs to 10 working days.
Specific Aims. Summarize the objectives of the planned research, including questions to be addressed and/or hypotheses to be tested.
Specific Aims. I. To explore the barriers that inhibit low income, uninsured or underinsured women from accessing cervical cancer screening services.
Specific Aims. What do you expect the pupil to achieve in the following areas? foreign language learning academic skills (possibly in relation to individual subjects) project work (e.g. linked with the topic of the Strategic Partnership or another form of school cooperation such as eTwinning) other knowledge and competences
