Sentence examples for aid in acquisition from inspiring English sources

Early exposure to SimMan can not only aid in acquisition of basic clinical skills but also prime students for later encounters with the modality to refine and acquire advanced clinical skills.

FE, aided in acquisition of data.

KM drafted the manuscript; aided in acquisition of all data to be included, ES aided in acquisition and interpretation of the data, RL aided in acquisition of the data, RCF made substantial contributions to the conception, acquisition and analysis of the data and editing of this manuscript.

NK approved the concept for review, aided in acquisition of evidence, revised the manuscript to ensure intellectual content, and approved the final version for publication.

NW: reviewed the literature, drafted and edited the manuscript; QL: aided in acquisition and interpretation of the data; CXG: and TA: carried out the literature search, reviewed the literature and helped in editing the manuscript; XPY: involved in the final revision of the manuscript and coordinated the submission.

The first American survey of the work of the elusive Italian artist Gino De Dominicis (1947-1999) suggesthathis his art may be an acquired taste and provides some aid in its acquisition without quite closing the deal.

(Johnson P.S. 1 CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER: 'GINO DE DOMINICIS' The first American survey of the work of the elusive Italian artist Gino De Dominicis (1947-1999) suggesthathis his art may be an acquired taste and provides some aid in its acquisition without quite closing the deal.

It will also continue to develop the product, and will work on partnering with more brands to aid in customer acquisition, as it's doing now with American Kennel Club's new online destination, WOOFipedia.

Indeed, it has been proposed in previous theoretical models that cues associated with grasp aid in the acquisition of novel dynamics by providing distinct signals associated with motor tasks having different requirements [6].

Commensal microbial flora aid in nutrient acquisition and provide metabolic competition with pathogenic microbes.

As with the gut microflora in humans, rhizospheric microbial communities aid in nutrient acquisition and control soil pathogens through competition for nutrients and production of antimicrobials [ 6].