The phrase "aiding to explain" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to convey assistance in the process of explanation, but the construction is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "The diagrams are aiding to explain the complex concepts in the textbook."
Alternatives: "helping to explain" or "assisting in explaining".
The distinct dissimilarities in proliferation, alkaline phosphatase activity, the expression of characteristic genes, and mineralization may aid to explain the differences in bone healing time observed in mandibular bone when compared to long bones of the extremities.
By utilizing dPORE-miRNA to extract information about: a/the SNPs that reside in the regulatory regions of miRNAs and b/the potential effects that these SNPs may have on TF binding, the user can gain an insight into potential causes for changes in miRNA expression levels that might aid to explain the differential expression of known oncogenes in cancerous tissue.
The invasiveness exhibited by the reference strains of serovars 1, 2, 4 and 5 used in this study could aid to explain the ability of these serovars to cause clinical cases of systemic disease [ 20].
Furthermore, the conservative approach used in [ 22], in which only those transcripts expressed in at least four of the five animals of each group were considered, could aid to explain the differences obtained (4,130 vs. 326).
In case these findings are confirmed by further studies and ATP depletion is also observed, it is possible that an energy dysfunction, secondary to carnosine accumulation, may aid to explain some of muscle symptoms commonly observed in young patients with serum carnosinase deficiency.
Despite the dazzling visual feast and Hockney's enthusiastic pursuit, there is actually no point in "Secret Knowledge" where an appeal to optical aids, to explain either large developments or local oddities, seems both necessary and persuasive.
We believe that once again, domain-specificity aids to explain this finding.
We developed it as a new pedagogical approach, to be used as an aid to explain risk to participants and to tailor a personal intervention for each participant.
The notable exceptions were CHWs who used the job-aid to explain test procedures and possible results to patients before beginning the test.
Effective communication can be achieved through the use of a variety of techniques: using plain language during physician patient consultations, using the teachback or talkback method and using images, diagrams and other visual aids to explain health matters.
