Sentence examples for a precious aid from inspiring English sources

Although no epitope is isoform specific, the combinatorial use of antibodies targeting different protein regions may provide a precious aid to decode the exact spectrum of PARK2 isoforms expressed in tissues and cells.

"In order to recognise [Montaigne's] true worth," Zweig explains at the beginning of the work, "you should not be too young, too deprived of experience and life's deceptions, and it is precisely a generation like ours, cast by fate into the cataract of the world's turmoil, to whom the freedom and consistency of his thought conveys the most precious aid".

Rarer still is the idea that an opposition that sets out to criticise the man in power can count as loyal and patriotic.Pessimists counsel that, given election-riggers' growing sophistication and reluctance to accept defeat, it is not worth forking out precious aid money to support democracy and elections in Africa.

For three months, we walked with our necks at a forty-degree angle, eying the pavement and swivelling horizontally from stoop to gutter so as not to overlook a precious dirty Band-Aid or sullied toothpick.

But it adds that in gay relationships, "there are cases in which mutual aid to the point of sacrifice constitutes a precious support in the life of the partners".

Foreign aid is already dwarfed by private financial flows, but it is still a precious resource, important because it reaches people and challenges that private finance alone cannot.

I will remain hopeful that the White House will rise to this challenge -- and implement a rule that channels precious federal aid only to those programs that are truly helping people build careers.

A precious stone.

That is a precious gift.

"I lost a precious soul".

Power is a precious commodity.