The phrase "aid table" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to assistance or support, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The aid table provided a comprehensive overview of the resources available for students in need."
Alternatives: "assistance chart" or "support table".
There is also a handy financial aid table, which tells families how much of the economic burden they are likely to shoulder given their size, income and assets.
But slice it how you will, Turkey is one of the penny-pinchers at the U.N. aid table.
The help specified was most usually treatment for a medical condition or financial aid (Table 8).
Clinical trials of peptide therapy have shown promising results in a range of AID (Table 2) with various routes of administration and dosing schedules under investigation.
Forty-eight percent had either an FOBT or endoscopy (colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy) ordered within 6 months of viewing the decision aid (Table 2).
In line with the assessments of severity described above, 70% (n=37) of the victims of physical abuse either did not require medical attention or required basic first aid (Table 5).
Subsequently, 52 (Beijing), 76 (Nanning) and 79 (Guigang) children were fitted with hearing aids (Table 1).
Consensus was not reached for statements regarding other potential audiometric criteria for fitting hearing aids (Table 7).
Contact tracing identified a cluster of cases in three patients and two nursing aids (Table 1, patient 2 6; Figure 4).
Compared with participants without fractures, those with fractures were significantly more likely to report daily use of slippers or sandals or use of walking aids (Table 1).
17 No significant differences in baseline characteristics were found among the three treatment groups, other than the need for walking aids (Table 1).
