Sentence examples for Instrumental aid from inspiring English sources

"A more compassionate response," he said, "is 'I am praying for myself to have the courage to help you.' " True empathy inspires what sociologists call instrumental aid.

The visually evident color shift from yellow to red of the hybrid microgel dispersion in response to a glucose concentration change from 0 to 20.0 mm allows one to see the glucose levels without instrumental aid.

House, Landis & Umberson [ 19] defined social support as the interactive process in which emotional concern, instrumental aid, information, and appraisal are obtained from one's social network.

Globally, thus, disease-related social support is the amount of emotional and spiritual care, tangible and instrumental aid, and information, perceived as available for an individual when coping with the disease [ 43].

The theoretical basis for the project lies in the theory of social support, developed by House et al. [ 27], in which social support is assumed to be an interactive process involving four parts: emotional concern, instrumental aid, information and appraisal.

While students may have frequent contact with academic advisors and instructional faculty who provide them informational support, students may also need other forms of social support such as emotional (e.g., trust, caring, etc)., instrumental support (aid that directly assists a person in need), and appraisal support (constructive feedback, affirmation, etc).

In the poems of La Chine intérieure (1974; "Inner China"), Bauchau's use of language is instrumental in aiding the processes of memory and introspection.

"I feel it is inappropriate and ungrateful for Mr. Kalikow to bring an action against me in bankruptcy court after Mr. Kalikow was going broke and in bankruptcy and I was so instrumental in aiding him and lending him $7 million so that his reorganization plan could be successful," Mr. Solow said in a statement from his lawyer.

In addition, he was instrumental in aiding Michelle Obama in creating the first major vegetable garden at the White House since Eleanor Roosevelt's Victory Garden.

The availability of validated risk stratification tools will be instrumental in aiding clinicians' decision-making in this regard.

In some bacteria, modification of Kdo2-lipid A is likely to be instrumental in aiding resistance of the bacteria to cationic antimicrobial peptides (CAMPs) released by the host immune system, or evading recognition by the innate immune receptor TLR4.