Sentence examples for aid passage from inspiring English sources
They function to protect epithelial cells from infection, dehydration and physical injury, as well as to aid passage of materials on mucosal surfaces.
As a congressional delegate Jennings aided passage of the Enabling Act in 1816, which authorized the organization of Indiana's state government and state constitution.
The secret here is no secret -- eat more fiber (and drink more water to aid its passage through the digestive tract).
A rock ramp structure has been designed and assessed to aid fish passage across the weir.
In the symmetrical core of the NPC, the non-FG Nups of the core scaffold may also interact with transport factors to aid their passage across the NPC.
Non-channelled videolaryngoscopes with angulated blades necessitate the use of a pre-shaped stylet or bougie to aid the passage of the tracheal tube through the cords.
However, applying hot water bottle to the abdomen of the infant, as practiced by 21.8% mothers, has been reported to relieve rectal spasm to aid easier passage of flatus [ 58].
The same public vigilance and enthusiasm that aided the passage of the historic health care legislation will be need to be generated and sustained all over again throughout the implementation of the policy to ensure that individuals who currently don't have access to adequate health care are able to have that pathway opened to them.
Cells in the lining of the gastrointestinal tract secrete mucus that, in addition to aiding the passage of food, can trap potentially harmful particles or prevent them from attaching to cells that make up the lining of the gut.
His efforts aided the passage of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, which banned child labor under age 16. "Let Children Be Children, Stedman Galleryy at Rutgers-Camden, Third and Pearl Streets, Camden, through May 6. Information: (856) 225-6350.
It would also destroy the threat to their rear posed by the Kurds and give the group full control of a large stretch of the Turkish border, aiding the passage of fighters and oil in and out of the country.
