The phrase "aid higher" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest providing assistance at a higher level or to a higher degree, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to aid higher levels of education to ensure better opportunities for students."
Alternatives: "provide greater assistance" or "offer enhanced support".
At a time of decreased state aid, higher tuition and general belt-tightening, the real scandal at Rutgers is the $450,000 salary paid to an athletic director.
Behavioral approaches focus on teaching specific strategies to aid higher order cognitive functions, and do not usually aspire to fundamentally change brain function.
Thulesen Dahl's specific policies comprise cuts to immigration, withdrawal from the EU's Schengen free-movement area and reinstating border controls with Germany and Sweden, opposition to further EU integration (including a possible British-style in/out referendum), mooted cuts in foreign aid, higher pensions for the less well-off and higher business taxes.
The exact relationship between aid and tuition increases whether it causes or enables is actually less important from a policymaking perspective because the end effect is the same: more aid, higher tuition prices.
Though these pretreatments still face various challenges, they can efficiently pretreat lignocellulosic biomass to aid higher sugar release during enzyme hydrolysis.
Use of a walking aid, higher psychological distress and comorbidities were significantly associated with worse HRQoL due to physical role limitations (p < 0.05).
One side of the fuselage was painted with black polka dots on a white background to aid high-speed photography.
The CNT were grown on very smooth single crystal quartz substrates, as this has been shown to aid high yields of horizontally aligned SWCNTs [7].
At Kenwood Academy, Neighbors volunteers aid high school students in preparing their applications for the Gates scholarship and provide one-on-one tutoring.
Back in Sweden, Nilsson received a call one summer night from a former colleague, Per Andersson, who was a professor at Lund University, urging him to form a new company to design chips to aid high-speed data.
Simple measures instituted by junior doctors, such as team education and use of a structured handover tool, can aid high-quality handover within critical care.
