Examples of using Study aims in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
The study aims to present.
All students are assessed at the beginning of their time with us to ensure they are placed in the most appropriate classes,reflecting their ability and their study aims.
This study aims to measure.
This study aims to contribute to this relatively under-researched field.
In this sense, the study aims to build a better understanding of this relationship.
The study aims to present the relevant standards and recommendations that help the developers of e-government systems to filter the most important security errors of web applications in a systematic manner.
Purpose- This study aims to get a better understanding of the psychological background of the condition.
The study aims to list and evaluate the theoretical and practical conditions and also the consequences of using administrative data in the social sciences.
This observational study aims to investigate the reduction of benzodiazepine use in patients using prescribed medical cannabis.
The study aims to show the difference between the comprehension of printed and digital texts.
POGÁNYNÉ RÓZSA Gabriella The study aims at presenting how the successive stages of processing are reflected in the first Hungarian handbooks of librarianship.
This study aims to examine the role of knowledge management, the role of.
This study aims to present what people creating advertisements think about the topic.
This study aims to illustrate the views of the social partners and organised civil society on.
The study aims to assess the uptake and impact of environmental criteria for vehicle procurement in Europe.
This study aims to prepare a student as an actor, whether for stage, screen or voicing cartoons and video games.
This study aims at mapping the tax regimes applicable to personal pensions products within the 28 EU Member States.
This academic study aims to prepare students for work in business either in a leadership role or as part of a team.
The study aims to evaluate the safety, tolerability, pharmacological properties and efficacy of LMI070 after a 13-week treatment period;
The study aims to rise questions, which induce optimal political answers against present right-extremist and authoritarian global tendencies.
In addition, the study aims to determine the role that EU funds can have in financing schemes providing low-cost measures to low-income households.
The study aims to determine whether feeding based on non-GM soybean meal has a medium and long term future in Hungary, a country with low self-sufficiency in protein.
OBJECTIVE- This study aims to review the current legal status of complementary and alternative medicine(CAM) in the 27 member states and 12 associated states of the European Union(EU).
This study aims to provide the reader with important background information, facts and data on the last three years of the“refugee crisis”, as well as its social, political, policy and diplomatic repercussions.
The study aims to present places and historical monuments that might be of interest to potential visitors of the study trail, which will be built in the park during the project.
This study aims to draw a complex picture of how substantive quality standards of researching and assessing COI appear in the form of authoritative legal requirements within the present system, either as binding legal provisions or guiding judicial practice.
The study aims to describe the key sources of financing, identify financing models in different Member States and for different sports disciplines and to analyse the EU regulatory environment and national policies that have an impact on sports funding.
This study aims at better understanding how innovation in the public sector, enabled by Information and Communication Technologies(ICTs), can transform governance systems, and how governments can take advantage of emerging and future digital technologies to address systemic problems.
This study aims at better understanding how innovation in the public sector, enabled by Information and communication technologies(ICTs), can transform governance systems, especially in terms of new approaches to use geolocation data for policy design and service delivery, so that governments can better address systemic problems.
This study aims to identify lessons that can be learned from existing legislative and non-legislative measures, including the EPBD and related tools(but not limited to them), for supporting the transition to a more sustainable built environment and to actively engaging citizens in achieving the necessary transformation of our building stock to adapt to climate change.