Sentence examples for aiding in the management from inspiring English sources
Transcranial Doppler has been studied extensively as a validated screening tool for diagnosing vasospasm [6, 7, 28 41], aiding in the management of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) patients.
Recently, a number of medical societies have issued guidelines to aid in the management of upper respiratory tract infections (URIs).
An impressive illustration of this is the report from the Boston bombings, where POC-US significantly aided in the management of mass casualties [13].
This research demonstrates the application of traditional ecological knowledge to facilitate an understanding of how prescribed fire could aid in the management and conservation of riparian ecosystems.
The alliance with Visa will aid the startup getting its white cards accepted at Visa's millions strong network of merchants and its relationship with Andera will aid in the management of online bank accounts.
A low glycemic load (GL) diet can aid in the management of blood glucose levels, but little is known about its effect on cognition with poor glucoregulation.
Foundations are laid for research into localised habitat requirements of the species that will aid in the management of Buffel grass invasions now and into the future.
However, given the increasing application of UWF imaging and its ability to aid in the management of patients with uveitis, it is important to explore the ability of UWF imaging to identify vitreous haze.
The HURT Questionnaire was developed by Lifting The Burden, a non-governmental organization working in official relations with the World Health Organization, as a tool to aid in the management of headache.
Stand- and landscape-scale management practices that create or preserve large pine snags, such as prescribed fire, coupled with natural or manmade pulsed disturbances, should aid in the management and recovery of the Indiana bat in this region.
Novel therapies targeting these processes, as well as improvements in device design and clinical management, have begun to emerge and will aid in the management of these recalcitrant infections.
