Sentence examples for aid in reaching from inspiring English sources
The temporal features may be useful to classify headaches into four temporal patterns (acute, recurrent acute, chronic progressive, chronic non-progressive) that aid in reaching the etiological diagnosis.
"Rhythmic rocking or lifting and lowering your pelvic region helps [cisgender] women to activate muscles in the pelvic floor and can aid in reaching orgasm," Rogers continued.
The same changes may also aid in reaching additional environmental and social objectives, such as more equitable education, empowerment of women, and improved sanitation.
The reduction of child mortality is one of the United Nations Millennium Development Goalss, decreasing child mortality during a humanitarian emergency will aid in reaching this goal.
This study suggests that there is a need for future intervention studies directed at improving the infant feeding practices in Nepal to aid in reaching the MDG and to reduce extreme poverty and hunger.
It is acknowledged that colloids may be chosen in some patients to aid in reaching resuscitation goals, or to avoid excessive fluid administration in patients requiring large volume resuscitation, or in specific patient subsets (for example, a cirrhotic patient with spontaneous peritonitis, or in burns).
As aids in reaching knowledge, they are deceptive because they do not bear genuine witness to the actual nature of things perceived.
An alternative method, known as the lower bound and reduction (LBR) procedure was proposed by Martello and Toth, which they claimed aids in reaching an optimum solution [11].
It can be said that occupational risk assessment and occupational health and safety is the foundation for optimal functioning of the enterprise, thus aiding in reaching the enterprise objectives.
Yeom believes Hollar has a shot, and its focus on merchandise quality will aid it in reaching that goal.
Roman and Nyro and I had been putting together a little story to give to Grandpa and were taking a couple of objects we'd found to give to him as gifts to aid him in reaching "the other side of the rainbow," as we knew this would probably be our final visit with him.
