Sentence examples for aid in recognition of from inspiring English sources

John Taylor, America's under secretary of the Treasury for international affairs, also suggested speeding up I.M.F. aid in recognition of Argentina's recent progress.

New insights of heat perception may aid in recognition of often under-recognized heat stress.

The 'track and trigger' of physiological parameters on this chart can aid in recognition of maternal morbidity at an early stage, ultimately halting the cascade of severe maternal morbidity and mortality.

Comparative sequence analysis is an approach proven to aid in recognition of genes and defining of their function, especially when comparing genomes of close evolutionary distance.

These have been shown to play a crucial role during plant pathogen interaction by aiding in recognition of specific glyco-conjugates present on the surface of bacteria and fungi [ 49].

The U.S. government, finally, has taken the modest step of curbing military aid to Egypt in recognition of the non-democratic state of affairs in the country while still trying to maintain a good relationship with the leaders of the largest Arab country.

Recently, national guidelines have become available to aid in recognition and management of hypertension in pregnancy to reduce morbidity and mortality.

The DC maturation network genes encode cytokines, chemokines and their receptors (IL6, TGFB1, IFNG, CCL19, CCL21, IL29, IL36G, TNFSF14 and CD40LG), cell surface receptors that aid in recognition and internalization of microbes (CD83, IFNAR1, TREM2, TNFRSF1A, TLR2 and F2RL1), transcriptional regulators (IRF8, EGR1, SIRT1 and RUNX3) and enzymes (LYN, CD44, IRAK4, THBS1, CALCA, RNASE1 and TGFBR1).

Prospective collection of information regarding the presence or absence of these manifestations can aid in the recognition of signatures of a particular drug and may also provide clues to the underlying mechanisms of DILI.

We hypothesised that a scoring system based on the established MET criteria might aid in early recognition of patients at risk of an unfavourable outcome.

But to achieve his goal he had to seek help from the Devil, and in recognition of that aid included a illustration of his helper.