Sentence examples for a direct aid from inspiring English sources
Quoting from [ 1], a CDSS can be defined as "a system that is designed to be a direct aid to clinical decision-making in which the characteristics of an individual patient are matched to a computerized clinical knowledge base, and patient-specific assessments or recommendations are then presented to the clinician(s) and/or the patient for a decision".
We observed a depletion of Venus by the mAID-nanobody with a half-life of ~97 min (Fig. 2a) and thus tested how this relates to degradation kinetics of a direct AID-Venus fusion protein.
"I'm having a difficult time figuring out if there is any direct aid other than a loan," she said.
The UK suspended all direct aid to the Ugandan government in November amid allegations of fraud.
It continued a ban on direct aid begun by the Clinton administration.
Tensions between Hamas and Fatah remain high, and a ban on direct aid to the government remains in place.
The common agricultural policy subsidy budget, which amounts to more than £25bn a year in direct aid to EU farmers, has been fixed until 2006.
They drew a distinction between direct aid to schools for materials and funneling money through parents in the form of vouchers that are used for religious as well as secular studies.
Mr. Gargano said that generally, the governor "wants to help the city, and nowadays with every state and every city having huge financial problems, there isn't a lot of direct aid available".
An assessment by the European Commission said that "the looming crisis is not the result of the suspension of aid -- nor will the crisis be averted by a resumption of direct aid". The situation will be alleviated only by Israel's release of tax revenue and the opening of the main cargo crossing, the assessment states.
Spanish and Irish hopes had been buoyed at a summit meeting in June, when the bloc's leaders agreed on a way that direct aid to banks might be able to flow from the new bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism.
